ROCK
Characterized by its powerful vocals, electric guitar-driven sound, and rebellious spirit.
POP
Catchy and accessible genre known for its mainstream appeal, upbeat rhythms, and memorable melodies.
HIP-HOP
A dynamic genre that blends rhythmic beats, lyrical flow, and storytelling, often reflecting urban culture and social issues.
BLUES
Rooted in African American history, characterized by expressive lyrics, melancholic melodies, and emotional guitar riffs.
Create Music at TECHLink
The state-of-the-art audio studios offers a inspiring environments where aspiring podcasters, singers, musicians, bands, and DJs can access everything they need to bring their audio visions to life.
From professional-grade rehearsal and podcasting spaces to top-tier recording equipment, advanced audio editing tools and expert technical support, the TECHLink studios provides the ideal setting to compose, perform, record, and polish your work into a high-quality final production.
From professional-grade rehearsal and podcasting spaces to top-tier recording equipment, advanced audio editing tools and expert technical support, the TECHLink studios provides the ideal setting to compose, perform, record, and polish your work into a high-quality final production.
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H-Town legend Lil Flip encourages all Houstonians to get a MYLink card. What are you waiting for?
Make Music Day Seminar
Houston Public Library in partnership with L.O.U.D. Muzik, hosted a day-long music seminar for up-and-comers, artists, educators, and industry professionals. Panelists included Radio One Staff, Barry Coffing, David Kuti, TikTokMomma, Spoiled Latina, Aim Rashid and LaRonn Harris.
TECHLink Takeover
TECHLink Studio Takeover where creatives were invited to learn how to CREATE their own content. This immersive and interactive event featured tours, networking and a hands-on production experience for veteran and new musicians alike.
Make Music Day Fundraiser
Tuxs and Chuxs, a red carpet fundraising gala honoring music, creativity, and the cultural impact of public libraries. Honorees included, Mathew Knowles, Attorney Ricky Anderson, Ernest Walker, Barry Coffing, Tony Thomas, Terri Thomas, Madd Hatta, and Gracie Chavez.