Shorecrest Grad and King Youngblood leader headlines free event at Mercer Island Library

Shoreline, WALocal News

On November 15, Cameron Lavi-Jones, the founder and leader of King Youngblood, will host a free event at the Mercer Island Library aimed at teens and adults. The session will provide guidance on navigating the independent music scene, including music release basics, recording, and intellectual property protection. Attendees can look forward to a live concert by King Youngblood following the discussion, showcasing their recent success after winning the 2023 Battle of the Bands in Lake Forest Park. The event does not require registration, making it accessible to all interested participants. Cameron Lavi-Jones, a Shorecrest High School graduate, will share his experiences and insights into the changing music industry.

Sponsored by the Friends of the Mercer Island Library, the event underscores the importance of community support for local artists. This initiative not only promotes local talent but also encourages young musicians to pursue their dreams. By attending, participants can gain valuable knowledge and inspiration from established artists in their community.

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