Let’s level the playing field.

When you’re trying to embark on a career in the music industry, you’re immediately expected to name-drop connections to gain a foot in the door. 

If you’ve ever been spoken over, felt unsafe, been patronised or missed out on a work opportunity (just to watch a less qualified, overly confident man breeze into the role), you know exactly what we’re talking about. We’re bored, tired and angry. 

That’s where The Name Game comes in.

A supportive network for female, non-binary & trans artists, creatives and professionals in the music industry.

MEET DAISY

MEET DAISY

TNG founder, Daisy Carberry

From starting a career in songwriting to working at a major label, I’ve seen the music industry through different lenses: as a fan, as a writer and as an artist, and now in a role on the business side. 

I’ve been met with barriers at every stage of my career– and it’s as a direct result of my gender. Working with incredible emerging female, non-binary & trans artists has just made me feel even more angry, and determined to change the way the industry is set up. 

Get involved in The Name Game

We’re an open online community that anyone can join: no gate-keeping, membership fees or invitation-only policies. We’ll offer a range of services that will differ on a weekly basis, including:

  • Drop us your questions! Join the community and email us any of your burning industry questions, and a relevant industry pro will give you a tailored answer.

  • Industry pros from all different roles will be taking over The Name Game inbox, ready to answer any and all questions about their field.

  • Over on Instagram, founder Daisy will be chatting to selected industry pros, covering hot topics and answering community questions.

  • We’ll get up close and personal with industry pros on Zoom in more intimate and focused sessions.

  • Need a bit more support? You’ll be able to sign up for a 30 minute Zoom slot with an industry professional, so you can chat to them privately and ask any questions.

  • There will also be a whole load of downloadable resources for you to get your hands on: think release timeline templates, DSP pitching text structures, BBC Introducing submission tips and more.