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With only 2.8% of popular songs from the last decade produced by women, sound hasn’t reached its full potential. In response, Bose is unveiling 'Turn the Dial,' a creative campaign … read moreand content series, which calls out the gender disparities in music production and imagines a world where producers of all genders are equitably represented. Bose knows the importance of ensuring that future generations of music producers see themselves represented, so Bose partnered with four creators whose individual stories showcase a breadth of talent in the industry – H.E.R., PinkPantheress, BLOND:ISH and WondaGurl. The campaign was a women-led production in front and behind the camera. All heads of departments hired by Scheme Engine were women who supported the creative team: Kimberly Stuckwisch, campaign director; Symone Ridgell, director of interview & product films; and photographer, Carolina Isabel Salazar. For the film, Kimberly created bespoke environments for each of the producers, imagined work spaces, describing the diversity of contemporary music production and what an exploration of what a ‘studio’ looks like in 2023, evolved from the cliché of a long mixing desk with hundreds of dials. Turn the Dial will also come to life in partnership with She Is The Music, a non-profit organisation with a mission to increase the number of women working in music, artists and industry professionals. Together, Bose and She is The Music have cultivated a ‘Sound is Power Impact Board,’ comprised of accomplished music artists and repertoire (A&R) executives and producers. The formation of the board will provide a pipeline for the next generation of aspiring women and non-binary music producers to have an opportunity to elevate their music to a wider audience.
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