Highlights from our Spring and Summer 2010 session at the B&G Club of Hall County.

PROJECT GENERATION D HIP-HOP PRODUCTION STUDENTS

ATTEND FIELD TRIP TODAY AT THE SAE INSTITUTE OF ATLANTA

WITH LOCAL RAP ARTIST KYLE LUCAS

ATLANTA, GA, APRIL 16, 2010 // This afternoon, the music-loving young boys and girls enrolled in the Hip-Hop Production Course at Project Generation D (PGD) are taking a field trip to the School of Audio Engineering (SAE) Institute of Atlanta.

The educational excursion to SAE will include a tour of the facilities and an interactive studio session led by head instructors Scott Keiklak and Josh Grau. The students are also looking forward to Q&A sessions with special guests local rap artist Kyle Lucas (signed to Big Boi from Outkast’s label Purple Ribbon Records).

About Project Generation D:

Project Generation D (PGD) is an after-school creative digital arts academy for pre-teens and teens providing a positive environment for a high-quality digital arts education while encouraging individuality and teamwork. The company’s website and blog at www.ProjectGenerationD.com features news, program updates, and photos and video from various sessions.

The PGD Hip-Hop Production course teaches the basics including drum programming, loop-based production, writing song lyrics and more, using Garage Band and Ableton Live digital audio workstations. Classrooms of 12-16 teens also enjoy guest appearances by local musicians, production studio tours, and complete the course by creating individual and group projects.

“Creating Project Generation D has really been a culmination of my years of experience as a music producer and artist [as moniker Nobody Famous], as well as my background in childcare, education, business, and various forms of digital arts,” said founder Reggie Perry Jr. who develops and teaches the coursework. “I’ve been working on this program for years, so it is very exciting to see it coming to life now.”

In Other News:

PGD is locking in their summer camp programming at several local facilities. As the organization expands, additional courses will be offered, and the PGD instruction staff will increase. Long-term projections include PGD facilities and a global classroom.

For More Information:

Contact Founder, Reggie Perry Jr.: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address), 678.480.4851

PGD Blog and Website: www.ProjectGenerationD.com

Media Contact: Lana Burrows, 310.270.5311, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)