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Sky News Gilly Lee / Presenter
Gilly Lee shows
My new home is on the Monday Music edition of “Your Voice” – creating a platform for local music, we’ll be bringing you news, reviews and interviews, have some Monday fun & join in with my ‘Little Bit o’ Pop, Little Bit o’ Rock’ Music Quiz.
Joining Black Cat Radio in 2019 as a presenter, initially on ‘The Packed Lunch’ and now on ‘The Saturday Afternoon’ Show. I’m also a music manager and record label A&R (Artists & Repertoire) and blogger.
With 30 yrs. experience in the industry, from finance & royalties, PR and marketing to artist management and A&R, during a career which saw me commuting across the country & jetting around Europe & the USA, and co-founding a commercial recording studio and independent record label, some 15 years ago. I became involved with local radio back in 2008, broadcasting live music performance directly from the recording studio linked to the radio station providing bands/artists with a free platform for their music.
As a writer & musician I’m proud to be a member of The Ivor’s Academy, PRS and PPL. I am also a member of the Music Managers Forum, Association of Independent Record Labels, a Board member, a mum, I love horses and have an over friendly Labrador.
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