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Presented by singer-songwriter, musician, record producer, and studio director Cattski Espina, the workshop includes establishing musician identity, learning stage essentials, laying out the process of collaboration, preparing for recording and exploring the business side of music.

Formerly called the Singer Songwriter Bootcamp, the upcoming crash course aims to educate and encourage aspiring singer songwriters to tell their stories by fostering interaction and creativity through the use of voice. The workshop will culminate with a co-writing activity.
Espina’s years-long expertise led her to co-founding 22 Tango Records, a local independent record label and publishing house, and the establishment of Room Eleven Recording Studio.
She has released over five albums and has performed in New York City, Nashville, Tennesse, and Vancouver, Canada. Her most recent projects included the production of the Wonggoy’s single “Wa’y Blema” and Vincent Eco’s album “Kiss and Disappear.”
The workshop will run from 9:30 am to 6:30 pm at the Room Eleven Recording Studio Annex, Mango Square Mall, Gen. Maxilom Avenue.
Registration slots are limited at P1500 each.
For inquiries, visit their website or email info@22tangorecords.com.
]]>It’s no surprise, then, that she established her own label, 22 Tango Records, that supports homegrown Cebuano musicians. Dedicated to bringing out only the best of each one, she’s invested a lot of time and effort into her passion.
Just recently, she had a studio built for the use of these homegrown talents. Called Room 11, it’s an avenue where artists can create their music comfortably.
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