Songwriting Seminar Set for This Saturday to Empower Antigua’s Rising Music Creatives
By Cory Wayland
Anchorage Road, Antigua – May 14, 2025 — The local music scene is about to get a powerful lyrical boost with the upcoming Songwriting Seminar scheduled for this Saturday, May 17th, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the Anchorage Inn, Anchorage Road. This exclusive event is tailored for singers, producers, musicians, and artists who are serious about taking their songwriting skills to the next level.
Hosted by Julien Kentish, the seminar will feature a powerhouse panel of presenters: Peetron Thomas, Fucha Kid, Nicholas Layne, and Dr. Apostle Stanshaw. These influential figures will share their knowledge, techniques, and real-world experience across genres—offering attendees a dynamic blend of lyrical insight, industry wisdom, and creative motivation.
The registration fee is $50, which includes tapas and full access to the workshop. Participants can expect an immersive session that covers melody development, lyric construction, vocal artistry, and strategies for creating songs that connect and stand out in today’s competitive music scene.
Organized by Peetron Music, the seminar is part of a broader mission to nurture local talent and provide meaningful opportunities for artistic and professional growth in Antigua and Barbuda.
“This isn’t just another seminar—it’s a space to ignite purpose, sharpen your pen, and connect with fellow creatives who speak your language,” said Peetron Thomas, founder of Peetron Music.
Spots are limited, and early registration is encouraged. Interested participants can scan the QR code on the official flyer or register now at: https://forms.gle/Ttckpdjw7GrciqCS9
Whether you’re new to songwriting or looking to refine your style, this seminar offers the tools, inspiration, and community you need to rise.
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