The West Australian Music Industry Association Inc. (WAM) exists to develop the contemporary music industry in Western Australia. WAM is non-profit membership based association and the peak representative body for contemporary music in WA.

If you're involved in the music industry in any way shape or form, your tax-deductible Memberships &/or Donations stay within WA to assist you and our industry grow through events, competitions, workshops, information service & industry advocacy.

Contact or Join WAM today - you can make a difference right here in Western Australia!

The West Australian Music Industry Association Inc. (WAM) exists to develop the contemporary music industry in Western Australia. WAM is non-profit membership based association and the peak representative body for contemporary music in WA.

If you're involved in the music industry in any way shape or form, your tax-deductible Memberships &/or Donations stay within WA to assist you and our industry grow through events, competitions, workshops, information service & industry advocacy.

Contact or Join WAM today - you can make a difference right here in Western Australia!

For more information about WAM's Indigenous Program, please contact:

Phil Bartlett
Indigenous Officer

email	phil@wam.asn.au
phone	+61 (0)8 9227 7962
mobile
regional	1800 007 962
skype

For more information about WAM's Indigenous Program, please contact:

Phil Bartlett
Indigenous Officer

email	phil@wam.asn.au
phone	+61 (0)8 9227 7962
mobile
regional	1800 007 962
skype

Phil Bartlett is a Noongar man from the South West of Western Australia.

In February 2008 Phil Bartlett commenced his role as Indigenous Officer with the West Australian Music Industry Association. Phil’s role is to work with Indigenous and Non Indigenous Communities in finding new initiatives and programs that will assist to increase the number of Indigenous artists who perform, record, tour and promote themselves at national and international level.

Phil has lived in many towns in the state, from down south to far up North. A musician for over 22 years, performing for 15 year, Phil knows first hand the difficulties facing Indigenous musicians can face breaking into the music industry. During 2009, Phil established TOO SOLID - WA's first indigenous music awards.

Phil Bartlett is a Noongar man from the South West of Western Australia.

In February 2008 Phil Bartlett commenced his role as Indigenous Officer with the West Australian Music Industry Association. Phil’s role is to work with Indigenous and Non Indigenous Communities in finding new initiatives and programs that will assist to increase the number of Indigenous artists who perform, record, tour and promote themselves at national and international level.

Phil has lived in many towns in the state, from down south to far up North. A musician for over 22 years, performing for 15 year, Phil knows first hand the difficulties facing Indigenous musicians can face breaking into the music industry. During 2009, Phil established TOO SOLID - WA's first indigenous music awards.

WAM gratefully acknowledges the assistance of the State Government of Western Australia through the
Department of Culture
and the Arts



WAM is assisted by the Commonwealth Government through the
Australia Council for the Arts

WAM gratefully acknowledges the assistance of the State Government of Western Australia through the
Department of Culture
and the Arts



WAM is assisted by the Commonwealth Government through the
Australia Council for the Arts