Producers Against Misogyny (PAM) was created by Lily Amiclo and Stella Smyth to address inequities caused by misogyny in music. Part of our mission is to offer opportunities in music that foreground people who often fall to the margin in this setting. In the past, we have held workshops and conversations with guests such as Weyes Blood, Mereba, Jack Antonoff, Jacob Collier, Linda Perry, Devonté Hynes, and more. Most recently, we hosted our first writing camp in partnership with APG and Kobalt Music. We bring musicians together who want to create in an environment that includes this conversation.

PAM Writing Camps

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The Making of: Jacob Collier

By Lily Amiclo

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Mereba in Conversation with Producers Against Misogyny

By Lily Amiclo, Stella Smyth, and Abby T.

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We are talking to a legend this Friday 🙈 Our next Q&A will be with @reallindaperry on Friday, May 7 at 1 PM ET on Zoom! Our co-moderators are @lilyamiclo and @st3llapop. Special thanks to our friend and founding member of PAM @divabella who made
“People don’t want to be sold to. They’re looking to be understood and felt through music and art.” — @mereba

Our conversation with Mereba from earlier this month is up on our site today! The link to read it is in
We can’t wait for this one 🌟 Our next Q&A and track deconstruction will be with @mereba *this Saturday* (April 3) at 2 PM ET on Zoom! Our co-moderators are @abbyttt, @lilyamiclo, and @st3llapop. Swipe for a peak on what Mereba will be walk
THANK YOU ENO ✨ have you ever used Oblique Strategies to get unstuck with a song?
⭐️ For PAM members in the @clivedavisinst community ⭐️ Stay tuned for our April event, which will be open to all of PAM 💙 As CDI's Spring 2021 Artist-in-Residence, @devhynes will be joining us on Sunday, March 21st at 1 PM EST to produce a student'
There will never be anyone like her 💔 “SOPHIE has this magical ability to shake humans to the core whether she’s getting vulnerable on a more stripped back tune or aggressively slamming beats down their throats. Either way, it’s a
A lot of you are here because a certain someone stopped by for a chat with us last week (tears were shed …thank you again @jacobcollier). We’re so glad you found us, so we want to take a moment to properly introduce ourselves. Producers
So excited to announce that our next Q&A and track deconstruction will be with @jacobcollier on 1/19 at 1 PM EST on Zoom (that’s next week!). Our co-moderators are @sofiadangelo27, @st3llapop, and @lilyamiclo. Swipe to find out which track

Meet PAM

Producers Against Misogyny (PAM) was created by Lily Amiclo and Stella Smyth to address inequities caused by misogyny in music. Part of our mission is to offer opportunities in music that foreground people who often fall to the margin in this setting. In the past, we have held workshops and conversations with guests such as Weyes Blood, Mereba, Jack Antonoff, Jacob Collier, Linda Perry, Devonté Hynes, and more. We bring musicians together who want to create in an environment that includes this conversation.

“We started PAM in our freshman year of college. Before we were really friends, we bonded over being in the small handful of women who came to the Clive Davis Institute with a focus on production. We were mentored by our professor, JD Samson, to disrupt the misogyny embedded in studio culture and make a space for other people who want to create in an equitable environment. Since then, we’ve set our sights on making a tangible change to the ecosystem behind popular music, which is why we’re so excited to be putting some of our favorite writers and producers in the studio together.”