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Freelance Open Creative Role - Social Media, Artist Management or General Support - Independent Music Artist - 5 hrs/month (flexible)

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🎵 Freelance Open Creative Role - Social Media, Artist Management or General Support - Independent Music Artist - 5 hrs/month (flexible)
I'm looking for someone to help me with my social media and the wider development of my music project.
I'm an independent musician, songwriter and live performer. I'm writing my own music, working towards releasing new material, building my social media presence and looking to arrange more live shows.
To start, I'm looking for around 5 hours per month. It's a small commitment initially, but I'm hoping to increase the hours over time if we work well together and as the project grows.
I'm deliberately keeping the role quite open. Depending on your skills and what you enjoy, you might help with:
- Managing and planning social media
- Coming up with content ideas and ways to grow
- Editing short-form video/content
- Posting and scheduling
- Finding and arranging live performance opportunities
- Helping develop the live/music side of the project
- Coming along to some gigs to record content
- Or something else you think would genuinely help!
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You don't need to be experienced in everything. Maybe you're great at social media, maybe you're creative, maybe you're organised and enjoy the more repetitive tasks, maybe you're interested in getting into artist management or booking shows.
I'm much more interested in finding out what you're good at and what you enjoy doing. I'm looking for someone who will bring their own ideas and tell me what they think is worth doing.
This could suit someone looking for a few extra freelance hours, someone wanting to build experience in social media/music, or someone looking for an additional client alongside other work.


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I'm open to the role developing into something bigger over time, including more hours and responsibility if it's a good fit for both of us.
Remote Working
£15 - £20 an hour depending on experience and role duties.
Remote Working & Gigs
The role is fully remote, but there may be opportunities where attending gigs or events could be useful depending on the person and how they choose to develop the role. If attending a gig or event as part of the role is agreed, travel expenses and time spent attending will be paid.
If you're interested, send me a message with a little about yourself, what you're good at, and what you think you could bring to the project. Please send a cover letter and experience to nj4dm1n@outlook.com
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