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⏰ NOMINATIONS CLOSING SOON!

There’s still time to nominate for the 2027 MPEG Awards! 🏆

🔗 Nominate now via the link in our bio. by @mpeguild

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Got a song that's almost there? A demo missing that final spark? Need a second set of ears on your mix? 💫

Apply for @mpeguild x APRA AMCOS Tune-Ups! A free professional development and production program designed to help take your track to the next level.

You'll be paired one-on-one with a professional producer for a 6-hour session at the APRA AMCOS Melbourne Writers' Room, with expert feedback on production, arrangement, songwriting, mixing, structure, creative direction and more.

12 APRA AMCOS members will be selected, with sessions running between November 2026 and May 2027.

More info and to apply via the 🔗 in bio! by @mpeguild

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5 days ago

MPEG Members! Join us next Tuesday night for the online October Control Room as we drill down on the recent changes to superannuation with Teagan Chapman from Darkwave Consulting.
🕖 7pm AEDT (Daylight Saving Time)
Register via the link in our bio. by @mpeguild

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We’re stoked to be presenting Producer/Engineer of the Year at the @nextupmusicawards - celebrating students, teachers, schools, and those supporting young people to participate in music.
Nominations close Friday October 2.
Nominate today at nextupmusicawards.com by @mpeguild

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19 days ago

There’s still time to complete the 2026 MPEG Member Survey and go into the draw for a pair of Yamaha HPH-MT8 Studio Monitor Headphones.
Link in Bio. by @mpeguild

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22 days ago

The 2027 MPEG Awards categories 🏆 by @mpeguild

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Calling all MPEG Members. We’re extending the closing date of the 2026 MPEG Member Survey to provide as much opportunity for our members to have their say. If you are yet to participate, please take a moment to fill out the survey. You’ll be helping us to help you - and you could also win a pair of Yamaha HPH-MT8 Studio Monitor Headphones. Link in Bio. by @mpeguild

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Nominations are now open for the 2027 MPEG Awards and we are thrilled to announce Shure (distributed by @jandsptyltd) as our major sponsor for the second year running.
Anyone can nominate, with self-nominations welcome. There is no nomination fee required and nominees and winners do not need to be a member of MPEG.
The MPEG Awards will take place in Melbourne on Wednesday 24 February 2027.
Link to nomination form in bio. by @mpeguild

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Calling all MPEG Members. If you’re in Brisbane/Meanjin for BIGSOUND,then please join us this Thursday for a drink and some quality face-to-face time. by @mpeguild

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@aliceivymusic chats to @haydenlauersen at MPEG Forum just a few weeks ago 🎛️ by @mpeguild

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2 months ago

📢 EVENT HAPPENING TOMORROW!

We are hosting an in-person catch-up in Freo.

Date: Friday, 14th August
Time: 1:30pm-2:30pm
Venue: Kokomo's Livid Skate Cafe
RSVP: info@mpeg.org.au

We would love to see our WA members there. by @mpeguild

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2 months ago

Vale to Australian recording legend Bill Armstrong.
@australianmusician had this to say about the great man…Bill Armstrong, the pioneering Melbourne recording engineer, studio owner, record label operator and radio entrepreneur widely regarded as one of the fathers of the Australian recording industry, has died.

Armstrong’s career spanned more than seven decades and encompassed virtually every aspect of Australia’s developing music and broadcasting industries. From the earliest days of home recording and jazz 78s through to the golden era of Armstrong Studios and the birth of commercial FM radio, he was repeatedly at the centre of technological and cultural change.

When Australian Musician spoke to Armstrong in 2024, at the age of 95, he remained remarkably engaged with the music that had shaped his life. The occasion was a discussion about his decision to donate recordings from his Bilarm Music and Swaggie Records catalogues to the Australian Road Crew Association, allowing the historic material to be reissued to raise funds for roadies and crew members in crisis.

For Armstrong, the donation represented a natural continuation of a lifetime spent preserving Australian music.
“It’s been all my life,” he told Australian Musician. “Giving something back into it is pretty good.”

RIP to Bill Armstrong from the MPEG Family 🖤 by @mpeguild

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