This fall Project Go Dark will pilot our first Music Industry Pipeline (M.I.P) program in Atlanta.

M.I.P is a non-profit educational arts workforce development program dedicated to finding and empowering the brightest minds from our nation’s predominantly black institutions for careers across all aspects of music. 

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M.I.P will include in-real life PAID (via weekly PGD stipends) internship placement with industry partners, a pitch competition or project, a weekly masterclass/guest lecture and panel series featuring black music executives from across the industry. MIP participants will graduate with a certificate, executive mentorship, peer connections, and real world experience necessary to launch a successful career in today's music landscape.

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Students participating in PGD's fall pilot must be based in Atlanta and fully vaccinated. Transportation is also required.

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Non-Atlanta based students are encouraged to apply for early consideration to

Project Go Dark’s 2022 Music Industry Pipeline, a more expansive MIP program that is currently in the works for next summer.