The opportunity to learn music production skills and industry knowledge from an EDM icon doesn’t come every day. But it’s now a reality thanks to Afrojack, who has joined forces with Tomorrowland to offer an extensive educational course about all things electronic dance music.
The program, WALL Pro Academy, acts as an extension of the “Online Tomorrowland Academy” platform to help DJs enhance their skills in the studio and learn how to succeed in the music industry. From producing, mixing and mastering to marketing and management, the new online hub features over 30 hours of tutorials and content, all taught exclusively by the “Take Over Control” producer.
Beyond studio techniques, some of the many topics enabling DJs to take their careers into their own hands include brand development, networking, health and wellbeing, copyright, publishing, music business and tax management. With over 15 years of knowledge and expertise to bring to the table, Afrojack essentially wants to be your personal music coach.
“For the first time ever, I’m going to share all my music production secrets, my management secrets and everything I’ve ever learned from working in the music industry,” Afrojack said in a press release. “After having billions of streams myself and having developed successful artists and DJ/producers into hundreds of millions of streams and worldwide performances, I’m now very happy to open the doors of WALL and the success we’ve had with WALL artist development to all artists and producers around the world through this collaboration with Tomorrowland.”
“The most important thing I’ve learned is that it’s not about who you are, but about what you know,” he added. “Everything starts with knowledge.”
To learn more and enroll in WALL Pro Academy, head here.
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