HEAVY ROTATION RECORDS

Under the guidance of faculty advisor Jeff Dorenfeld - former manager of the multi-platinum band Boston, Heavy Rotation Records is working with artists both inside and out of the Berklee community to gain further knowledge of industry operations. Through promotion, networking, and event planning, students are getting real life experience in the music industry.

For more information, visit the HRR website, or send an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

M.E.I.S.A.

M.E.I.S.A. replaces the former MBA (Music Business Association) club. M.E.I.S.A. is the Music and Entertainment Industry Student Association, an organization comprised of college and university students, which have chapters nation-wide. By having a M.E.I.S.A. Chapter, and being a member of M.E.I.S.A., students can gain both experience and the opportunity to network with industry professionals through local, regional, and national activities and events.

Activities include a Fall semester trip to New York City, where a group of 30 students travel by bus to NYC to visit various music companies, studios, record labels, publishing companies, and venues to talk with music industry professionals, learning about the company they work for or started, what they do on a daily basis, and to discuss current music issues. The club also makes a similar trip to Los Angeles where students visit  music companies in that area.

For more information, please contact faculty advisor, Andrea Johnson. 

MUSIC LAW GROUP

The Music Law Group is a forum for students who plan to pursue a career in law as it relates to the music and entertainment industries. The Music Law Group provides: assistance in preparing for the LSAT and the law school admissions process; opportunity for students to participate in pre-law forums; guest lecturers including admissions officers, attorneys, and industry professionals at least once per semester; opportunity for students to gain real-world legal experience through the Recording Artists Project (RAP) at Harvard Law School; MLG debate where few of our Berklee's business students will face off in a debate on the most controversial issue currently facing the music industry; spring trip to New York City; plus social activities.

For more information, please contact our faculty advisor Allen Bargfrede, or e-mail us at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . You can also join us at my.berklee.net under the club menu or our Facebook group.

MUSIC BUSINESS JOURNAL

The Music Business Journal is a student publication run by MB/M students. Content ranges from articles on business issues, current trends, technological advances, and insights into aspects such as networking and achieving success. Interviews with aspiring and current professionals in the industry also help gain insight into the profession, along with sections that provide for interaction with and amongst readers, such as classifieds, announcements of events, and the Music Law Group's Q&A section.

For more information, contact This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or visit theMBJ.org.

BERKLEE ENTREPRENEUR ACTION TEAM (B.E.A.T.)

The Berklee Entrepreneur Action Team, or, "The BEAT", is a new resource for students, faculty, and alumni. It is meant to be used to share business ideas, experiences, connections, and constructive criticism in order to promote the hope for better business and better business men and women. For more information about The BEAT, please contact faculty advisor, Marty Dennehy.