After leaving the office, I would go work sessions at the Village Studios in West LA and then later on as a Setup Coordinator for Capitol Studios. Shortly after, I was brought on to start the music department at Create Music Group (which went on to acquire Label Engine). Following graduation, I interned for Capitol Records, specifically with Capitol Studios. in Music History and minor in Music Industry in 2015. In between my first and final year at UCLA, I interned for a small music start-up/digital distributor called Label Engine. From this point forward, my path in the music industry was basically hitting as many internships as possible and standing out from the crowd at each one, where I got my first inside look at the indie label world. During the internship, I was finally admitted as a transfer to my dream school, UCLA. Longing for the excitement, diversity, and of course the sunshine of California, and being fascinated by the entertainment industry from afar, I schemed for that full year following high school to leave everything familiar behind and head out west.Īfter about five years of attending school on and off while working various retail and valet jobs, I applied on a whim and landed my first internship in music at NightBird Recording Studios in West Hollywood as a runner. Following high school graduation, while 95% of my friends went off to their respective college destinations, I spent the next year at home soul-searching, studying at my local community college, and most importantly, sleeping. I grew up in Lenexa (a suburb of Kansas City), Kansas and attended private school my entire life. Today we’d like to introduce you to Andrew Conde.Īndrew, please share your story with us.
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