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Music is Life: How to Elevate Your Content with Music
Learn about the impact of music and the creative and unique ways it can be used during events, speeches, and podcasts. In addition, various tech tools that can be used to enhance the musical experience will be shared. You will never look or listen to a speech the same way again!
About Amani:
Amani Roberts is a Washington DC-born and bred creative, a graduate of Howard University, who has been a DJ since 2008. Amani currently lives in Los Angeles, California, and is the Chief Musical Curator for his entertainment and production company, The Amani Experience. He is also a partnered streamer on Twitch and produces four different live-streaming shows weekly.
Amani Roberts is a Washington DC-born and bred creative, a graduate of Howard University, who has been a DJ since 2008. Amani currently lives in Los Angeles, California, and is the Chief Musical Curator for his entertainment and production company, The Amani Experience. He is also a partnered streamer on Twitch and produces four different live-streaming shows weekly.
Amani has produced remixes of numerous popular artists and hosts a weekly podcast called “Adventures in Business” with his co-host Mandi Graziano, where he interviews creative professionals from all over the world.
Amani is also a professor at Cal State University – Fullerton (CSUF), teaching Entertainment Operations and Music Business in the School of Business & Economics, as well as serving as the Executive Director of the Center for Entertainment & Hospitality Management. Amani recently graduated from Berklee College of Music (Boston) with a Master’s in Music Business (December 2021) and was named one of Meeting Professional International’s “50 Up & Coming Event Professionals”. Amani is currently serving as MPI Southern California Immediate Past President.
Amani’s first book, “DJs Mean Business: One Night Behind The Turntables Can Spin Your Company’s Success” was released in April 2020. He is currently at work on his second book, which examines the disappearance of Black R&B groups.