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Ocean Way Studios Opens Its Doors For Women's Audio Mission Next Year

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Nashville's storied recording rooms will host WAMCon 2026, bringing the nonprofit's push to advance women and gender-expansive engineers and producers straight into the console rooms where so many of the industry's biggest records were tracked. It's a fitting home turf for the gathering, given how much of the real work in this town happens not on Music Row but in the studios of Green Hills and beyond.

With reporting from MusicRow.

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