<human>: I hope this is the right subreddit to post this in, but I am trying to find some fellow redditors who have worked in the music industry and could give advice to a soon to be graduating college student on how to get a job in the music industry in general, and more specifically with an independent electronic music booking agency.  

Music is a huge passion of mine and I want more than anything to be able to work with musicians in a booking and management setting. Throughout college I have tried to make myself more marketable for this type of work by working many DJ shows, managing and doing bookings for local DJs and live acts and making myself as knowledgeable about this industry and type of music as I possibly can. 

I will be graduating in a few weeks and have been trying since January to find employment in this field. I have gotten a few interviews, but since I was not immediately available and still had weeks to wait before I was free of my school responsibilities I was not really seen as a viable candidate. 

I am extremely driven, organized and a very hard worker. I know this is the field I want to go into, and I understand that I will have to start at an entry level position, work my hardest and see where it goes from there, but even the entry level positions seem elusive. There are seldom job listings and I just can't seem to find an "in."

Fellow redditors, do you work in the music industry doing anything like production, management, bookings, A&R, publicity, marketing, events planning, etc? I would love to hear your experiences, how you got your job and any advice you want to give to someone trying to break into this field.

If you are a musician/producer/DJ and have anything to add, I would love to hear from you too!

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<bot>: Soon to be college student wants to know how you got your job in the music industry and any advice you could give to help her on her job quest.