Hip-Hop Artist Manager Needed
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m an independent hip-hop artist with a packed creative calendar and I need a dedicated manager to keep every moving part on track. The first thing you’ll take off my plate is arranging weekly studio sessions. I already have a few favorite rooms that fit my sound, but I’m equally open to fresh spaces if they offer the right vibe, gear, and rates. Securing a confirmed slot each week—then making sure I walk in to a fully prepped session—is the priority.
Beyond the booth, I’ve got visuals to create and stages to touch. You’ll coordinate photo shoots and video shoots from concept through wrap, locking in photographers, directors, locations, and any required permits. You’ll also stay on the hunt for open-mic nights, showcases, and collaboration opportunities that align with my style and growth goals.
Deliverables you’ll own:
• A rolling, confirmed schedule of weekly studio bookings (mix of preferred and new studios)
• Timely production schedules for photo and video shoots, including crew, locations, and call sheets
• A curated list of upcoming open mics, showcases, and potential collaborators, refreshed regularly with contact details and submission requirements
Success for me looks like walking into the studio each week without a time scramble, shooting visuals on a clear timeline, and never missing an opportunity to get on stage or link with the right artist. If you’re organized, proactive, and know your way around the hip-hop scene—studios, promoters, and creatives alike—let’s connect and make this rollout seamless.
Beyond the booth, I’ve got visuals to create and stages to touch. You’ll coordinate photo shoots and video shoots from concept through wrap, locking in photographers, directors, locations, and any required permits. You’ll also stay on the hunt for open-mic nights, showcases, and collaboration opportunities that align with my style and growth goals.
Deliverables you’ll own:
• A rolling, confirmed schedule of weekly studio bookings (mix of preferred and new studios)
• Timely production schedules for photo and video shoots, including crew, locations, and call sheets
• A curated list of upcoming open mics, showcases, and potential collaborators, refreshed regularly with contact details and submission requirements
Success for me looks like walking into the studio each week without a time scramble, shooting visuals on a clear timeline, and never missing an opportunity to get on stage or link with the right artist. If you’re organized, proactive, and know your way around the hip-hop scene—studios, promoters, and creatives alike—let’s connect and make this rollout seamless.