Welcome back to Hit Like A (Fan)girl, today's guest is Hannah Page, a creative producer and designer at Sony Music. She began her creative career in the fashion industry before deciding it wasn't right for her and decided to make the jump into music. We discuss the differences between working in fashion and music, and why imposter syndrome is normal. As always you can find us on Instagram: @hitlikeafangirlpodcast

In this episode of Hit Like A (Fan)girl I'm joined by music industry veteran Julie Weir. With almost thirty years experience working in music, she is more than qualified to talk about life as a woman in music. She began her music journey running her own label, and is now A&R Director for Music For Nations, one of Sony Music UK's many labels. She is incredibly passionate about nurturing and supporting new talent, something she has continued to do throughout her career. You can find us on Instagram: @hitlikeafangirlpodcast

Welcome to the first episode of Hit Like A (Fan)girl, on today's episode our guest is post production manager, Katie Harris. Katie works at Sony Music's in house creative team 4th Floor Creative. We talk about what its like working in such a male dominated industry, why fangirls are so crucial to the music industry and dealing with imposter syndrome working with your favourite artists. Be sure to follow the podcast on Instagram: @hitlikeafangirlpodcast