![]() For the Record got a sneak preview of the conversation between Victor, Jess, Alaysia, and Ryan. Executive Creative Director of Sound Revolver Ryan Butler, Vice President of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion of The Recording Academy and Alaysia Sierra, Head of R&B at Spotify. ![]() One panel on music supervision, “Music Can Tell Your Story, Too,” was moderated by Victor Jackson, artist and founder of Glam Rock Soul Entertainment Group, and featured Jess Furman, Sr. ![]() The summit’s Music Supervision Track featured panels that shed light on the profound impact of music in telling the stories of Black LGBTQ+ artists, and how music resonates with audiences of various backgrounds. The summit was geared towards empowering, educating, and training emerging Black LGBTQ+ creatives across five sectors of the entertainment industry. At GLAAD’s inaugural Black Queer Creative Summit, powered by Gilead Sciences and sponsored by Spotify, attendees had the opportunity to learn from and connect with artists and music industry professionals who’ve long navigated their identities through their work. Music’s ability to evoke emotions, paint vivid imagery, and convey deep narratives has made it a vital tool for sharing experiences. In the vibrant tapestry of human expression and experience, music has always been a powerful medium for storytelling, and one with historical significance in Black communities.
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