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Client
Portfolio
Past & Present
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Azzecca
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TIBASKO
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BLOND:ISH
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Sasha
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Giorgia Angiuli
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ANNA
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Mind Against
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Sensu
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Catz ‘n Dogz
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Bae Blade
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Lawrence Hart
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Arielle Free
[PIAS] Electronique / Dusky / TSHA / KETTAMA / Jasper Tygner / Ash / Watergate Records / Tinlicker / Innellea / Lee Burridge / All Day I Dream / Matador / Model Man / Simon Doty / Rose Ringed
Record Labels
Lifestyle / Environmental
Global Press & Publicity: Music, Eco, Lifestyle
BOOST
Lydia Laws joins Grahame Farmer on his Data Transmission Podcast to chat Public Relations for artists, PR in 2020 and her tips for up and coming artists to get you more coverage.
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Lydia
Laws PR
Getting you and your music noticed
My boutique PR & Communications agency specialising in electronic music offers artists, labels, and also eco initiatives and lifestyle event brands, an elite personalised service.
Through years of pitching to worldwide print, online and broadcast media, and working with artists and projects I can be passionate about, I’ve developed hundreds of valuable relationships with media contacts. My PR expertise lies in knowing where and when to target coverage and why.
Want to work with me? Get in touch
LLPR Services include
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Music:
Artist, label and event PR & Communications across print, online and broadcast media -
Lifestyle:
PR Campaigns for Brands, Nonprofits & Eco Activism - Worldwide Radio for both of the above fields
- Management & Branding Consultancy
- Coaching
Plugged Into
Kimmy Dickson from HyperTribe is speaking with Lydia Laws on music press and publicity and how you can do a bit of DIY promotion for yourself as an artist.
Need start-out marketing help to get yourself noticed?
Here’s some free advice.
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Or, interested in professional PR representation?
Send me an email.
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Speaking for
The Earth
Keen to promote positive environmental change within the electronic music industry and beyond, I:
Am an official advisor for Climate Live (founded by Fridays For Future members) alongside Bob Ezrin, Rob Da Bank, Stephen Godfroy.
Attended COP26 in Glasgow, assisting onsite at The New York Times’ Climate Hub.
Am also a founding member of Bye Bye Plastic, founded by Vivie-Ann Bakos AKA BLOND:ISH to banish single-use plastic from music industry festivals and venues by 2025, via campaigns such as #PlasticFreeParty.
Speak on eco-themed panels such as at ADE Green.
Am a trained marine mammal paramedic for BDMLR, involved in rescuing baby seals.
I’m a keen snorkeler / surfer / swimmer and spotter of marine wildlife both in my native North East England’s bracing seas and in the Pacific and Indian Oceans and other far-flung waters. Other social issue-related interests include: mentoring for the She Said So ‘she.grows’ program; being a regular volunteer at St Oswald’s Hospice; and during my degree in English Language at Newcastle University, working as an intern at Freedom From Torture, organising major fund raising events.
Can U put me on Guestlist?
Lydia Laws: PR and environmental change within the electronic music industry
A Podcast by Katie Knight
Lydia Laws talks about environmental change within the electronic music industry, the key characteristics that every great publicist needs, finding the balance between a career and personal life, how DJs get magazine covers and more.
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Lifting the Lyd
Podcast
Interviews with Inspiring Achievers
In this podcast series, I chat with creative, inspiring people who follow their passions, whether it is saving the planet or its creatures, creating and sharing music or art, writing, or making their own business dream come true.
Meet DJs, authors, sports figures, scientists, eco warriors, successful businesspeople, and find out how, and why, they do what they do.
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Listen here:
Series 1
In Series 1 join me to meet people like; a seal- and whale-life saving paramedic; a chart-topping crime writer with Lee Child for a fan; a young entrepreneur who built a massive sports editorial empire from scratch; a publicist to the world’s leading electronic music artists who started as an obsessed raver in the trenches of the Australian music industry; a marine biologist whose passion has taken her to Mozambique, the Maldives, the Middle East and more.
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Introduction
Episode 1 /
Richard
Ilderton
Episode 2 /
Trevor Wood
Episode 3 /
Liam
Milburn & Andrew Davidson
Episode 4 /
Catherine
Logan
Episode 5 /
Valerie
Laws
Episode 6 /
Chris Barron
Episode 7 /
Smoove & Turrell
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Getting You
Started
Mailing List & Download
Starting out as a DJ / producer keen to get noticed by management or pro publicist?
Download exclusive free marketing advice by joining my mailing list:
Liverpool Audio Network
Lydia Laws gives actionable advice on how you can improve your release campaigns with some tips on doing your own PR or helping your label’s publicist out, among other insightful topics.
Ready for the next step?
Contact me for info on my new coaching / consultancy service.
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Or, interested in professional PR representation?
Click here.
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About
Me
Music Publicist, Eco Advocate, Ocean-lover
Lydia Laws is the founder / director of Lydia Laws PR (LLPR), est. 2016, an international top tier boutique PR and communications agency specialising in her chief passions: music (mostly electronic), environmental / charity initiatives and lifestyle brands.
LLPR has worked with illustrious names in music including BLOND:ISH, Mind Against, Sasha, TIBASKO, fabric, TSHA, Giorgia Angiuli, and non-profit initiatives and brands such as Climate Live, Bye Bye Plastic, North Sea Weekender and Danielle Rattray. Previously Lydia was Head of Digital at NBHD Group, after a career in music journalism at Ibiza Spotlight and Pulse Radio, giving her a decade’s professional experience in PR & communications.
More about Lydia Laws’ activism / experience:
A passionate environmental advocate, Lydia is an official advisor for Climate Live, founded by Fridays For Future members alongside Bob Ezrin, Rob Da Bank, Stephen Godfroy... As a founder member of Bye Bye Plastic (a plastic-free initiative founded by Vivie-Ann Bakos AKA BLOND:ISH), Lydia organised partnerships and PR / communications, as well as worldwide events such as beach cleans and panels. She is a trained marine mammal paramedic for BDMLR.
As an invited industry expert, Lydia has spoken on panels at international public events including ADE, XP Music Futures Middle East, DJ Growth Conference and Liverpool Electronic Sound Summit, and was a speaker at ADE Green. She is keen to promote positive environmental change and increased opportunities for women within the electronic music industry and beyond.
Other interests and related experiences include: mentoring for the She Said So ‘she.grows’ program 2019, volunteering at St Oswald’s Hospice, and during her English Language degree at Newcastle University, interning at Freedom From Torture, organising major fundraising events.
She is a keen snorkeler / surfer / swimmer and spotter of marine wildlife, both in her native North East England’s bracing seas and in the Pacific and Indian Oceans and other far-flung waters.
High Life North
Founder member of a global environmental movement in the music industry, managing world-famous artists, surfing ─ and maybe using her marine mammal paramedic qualification. All in a day’s work for Lydia...