Join WAM for an opening panel of local audio professionals, Madre Guía and Jiahui Li. After a brief Q+A, WAM members will have time to meet one another, grab some snacks and drinks, and make connections that could just lead to the next big project! WAM is thrilled to host this 2023 kick-off member mixer at our new space on Minna Street in San Francisco. Our members make all the WAM magic happen! Sign-up to guarantee your spot as space is very limited!

About our member event audio professionals:

Madre Guía (she/they) is an interdisciplinary artist from Lenapehoking land/The Bronx, New York currently based in Huichin-Ohlone land/Oakland, CA. She works with movement and dance music production to create rhythms rooted in the Afro-Caribbean diasporic experience that offer a somatic roadmap towards healing. Her work celebrates and uplifts Black Queer innovation in dance music while also challenging the oppressive systems that are inherently antithetical to Black liberation.

Jiahui Li is a sound designer and audio engineer. Born in China and living in the US since 2016, Jiahui is influenced by Eastern and Western art and philosophy. As an undergraduate student majoring in Music Technology and Applied Composition at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, Jiahui is developing a diverse skill set, not only in classical composition training, but also in sound design, audio editing, mixing and recording. Jiahui is passionate about creating music and audio content for film and video games. She believes storytelling and detail-oriented sound design and music can express emotions beyond language and imagery. As an audio producer and sound designer, she is constantly looking to challenge herself with different projects, and working with game developers, filmmakers and TV show producers in both the US and China.

Date: March 1, 2023

Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

WAM Members: Free

General Admission/Non-members: $10.00

Location: Women’s Audio Mission 447 Minna Street, San Francisco, CA, 94103

The location is 2.5 blocks from the Powell Street BART station, on the first floor, with accessible doors and bathrooms as well as seating.

If you’d like free admission, become a member here