2nd Annual Asian
American Music Conference

November 13, 2004
10 a.m. to 6 p.m
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Union Square
San Francisco

THE 2ND Annual Asian American Music Conference will be held on November 13. This year's music
conference presents workshops and panels relating to topics such as artist management, radio, publicity, media, production, recording, songwriting, publishing, music business 101, retail, distribution and more.

Confirmed guest speakers include: Edwin Banacia (Columbia Records), Albert Lao (Sony Music), Nancy Bernal (Al Waterson & You), Brian Samson (Bluprint Marketing), Sahirah Uqdah (Su Management, Consulting, and Public Relations), Roslynn Cobarrubias (ThirdFloor Radio), Janette Baxa (House of Blues), Marian Liu (San Jose Mercury News), Faith Rivera (Emmy Award-winning songwriter), Jaime Gopez (Universal Music), Gwen Shen (Universal Music), Ray Wong (Clear Channel Wild 94.9), Tony Ng (Clear Channel KMEL/KIOI), Alex Retodo (Loudmouth Media), LeRoid David (Tower Records), Kersten Ancheta (TRC Distribution), Jordan Segundo (Artist from Hawaii), Evangeline Fabia (Journalist), Chris Carter (Millrace Productions), Bryan Chan (Artist), Glen Umeda (Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP), Marie Strane (Entertainment Network Group), Meilani (The A-Team), Dale Kawashima (Songwriteruniverse.com), Giancarlo Pacheco (Climax Entertainment), Gina Hotta (KPFA Asian Pacific Islander
Radio Show), E-rock (DJ/Radio Personality), Slammin' Sam (Slammin' Entertainment and Hot 98.7), Beverly Castillo (KZSU 90.1 Stanford University and DJ), Joy Bagnol (The Bridge 100.7 FM), Aouie Remigio (Aloha Radio), Johnny Polite (VGA Records), Natalise (Artist from Stars 823 Music), Eric Gonzales (The Vault), Brandon Murio (Brand1Design). Workshops will also be presented by: NewViews Music and Notre Dame de Namur University's Vocal Performance Department.

Selected artists to perform at this year's music conference are: Honore (male R&B soloist from Los Angeles, CA), Teri Untalan (female singer/songwriter from San Francisco, CA), Sophia Moon (female pop/R&B vocalist from Boston, MA), Yen (male R&B/soul vocalist from Atlanta, GA), Karmacy (alternative band from Los Angeles, CA), Sonic Orange (alternative band from San Jose, CA), and Mango Kingz (Hawaiian band from Vallejo, CA). Next year's conference hopes to expand the music showcase to meet the growing demand of Asian American artists nationally.

AAMC is sponsored by Crowne Plaza Hotel Union Square, Hyphen Magazine and ThirdFloor Radio.

For registration and information log on to www.asianamericanmusicconference.com or contact Prime Image Media
Group at +415 543 3837 and cluna@prime-image.com.