Experimental Production/Artist circle based in Chicago IL... 
Production/Executive production/Engineering

Jovan Landry is a Chicago-based multidisciplinary artist proclaimed the "1/3 Filmmaker, 1/3 Photographer, and 1/3 Emcee." She is known for her articulate lyrics centered around self-empowerment and enduring & rising above obstacles, accompanied by a magnetic stage presence that commands a crowd. Through her beats & productions, she taps into the Hip-Hop/Rap, House, Tribal/Afro/Indigenous, and Meditation genres. In 2017, Jovan received the WeWork Creator Awards grant to spearhead Synergy: the first all-women/femme-produced performed, and engineered hip-hop album. With Synergy now archived at the Universal Hip-Hop Museum, the collective has hosted events & workshops, performed on channel ABC-7's talk show Windy City Live & the Women in Hip-Hop Conference at St. Louis University. In 2020, Landry released her first instrumental EP, "World Vibe," inspired by the sounds of Cuba, Nigeria, Haiti, and her hometown, Chicago. Presently, Jovan continues to sharpen her skills through live performances, composing for herself & other local music acts, laying sounds for podcasts & dance artists, and dropping singles monthly. recording and dance artists.

Amateur Arts Productions is a collective of Artists of various degrees, genres, techniques, cultures, ideologies, etc.. In the spirit of the many amateur artists that came before us and paved the way to new experiences such as Henry Darger, Charles Darwin, Gregor Mendel, William Shakespeare, Leonardo da Vinci, Grote Reber and Guglielmo Marconi, just to name a few;  Amateur Arts Productions' goal is to seek out, create, produce and distribute original, unknown and/or undiscovered "art". By using the word "Amateur" to describe our arts production we are implying that an amateur may be in a position to approach a subject with an open mind and therefore will be able to provide themselves and their audience a free and original experience unclouded by formal skill/training and financial concerns/worries.  Amateurs are serious about the work they do, providing outstanding examples of contributions to society. But whereas professionals obtain licenses as their “measurability of the excellence of service provided”, amateurs break taboos by loving their work. From here, it can be argued that, to the extent amateurs threaten the professional industry by providing free services, the professional industry has an interest in making its counterpart amateur activity shameful.  Below are a set of links for a few Amateur artists we support. Check them out! There will be many more to come!  If you would like to share your art, join in creation of art, or just say hello; email us at amateurartsproductions@gmail.com

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