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Hello All!

I've recently had the utter privilege of being accepted as a writer for the fantastic NE:MM. For those of you who aren't familiar with the company, it is an all genre music magazine based in the North East of England. Despite this however, the publication doesn't just focus on the North East and supports acts from around the country. (I just reviewed a truly beautiful album from Welsh born but London based folk singer/songwriter James McArthur - so keep an eye out for that!) The majority of the content is reviews of gigs, albums or EPs, but they're expanding to new broader horizons - so expect loads of brilliant new material soon!
It's an such a pleasure to work for a company that really cares about showcasing such a broad range of music - from opera to heavy metal, they cater for all tastes. Furthermore, they provide fantastic opportunities for photographers and writers as well as musicians and are always looking for more people to join their talented (and incredibly friendly and supportive) team.
If you're interested in getting involved or just seeing what we do, check out:
http://nemmblog.com/

Also for updates and add NE:MM on social media via:

https://www.facebook.com/nemmmusic

https://twitter.com/NEMM_Online

https://instagram.com/nemmmusic/

https://soundcloud.com/nemmmusic

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