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Sound Policy: Latin Music Leaders Shaping the Future of Tech

Tuesday, March 17, 2026 11:30am - Wednesday, March 18, 2026 1:30am EDT

601 New Jersey Ave NW Suite 103 Washington, D.C. 20001

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You’re invited to Sound Policy: Latin Music Leaders Shaping the Future of Tech, an exclusive DC convening highlighting the technology behind today’s beats, and the producers driving innovation in music and the creative workforce.

Often heard but rarely seen, music producers are the technologists of the industry: mastering software to code beats, and building global careers through skills-first, digital pathways. This event brings those voices to the forefront for a panel conversation and networking with leaders across policy, technology, and the creative economy.

Brought to you by: Katch Skills & El Beatdown
In partnership with: The Latino Coalition, HTTP, & Florida International University

Featuring Multi-Platinum, Grammy Winning Producers 

  • Nely “El Arma Secreta” — “Mayor Que Yo,” “Rakata”
  • Michael Bryan Masis “MVSIS” —KLOuFRENS” (ft. Bad Bunny), “No Me Conoces” (ft. Bad Bunny, Jhayco & Balvin), “Medusa” (ft. Anuel, Jhayco), “Ojitos Lindos”
  • Misael De La Cruz “De La Cruz” — “Medusa,” “Coronamos” (Anuel ft. Lito Kirino), “Adivino” (Bad Bunny, Myke Towers)

What to Expect

  • Live panel with leading Latin music producers
  • Firsthand stories on how technology powers modern music careers
  • Insights into growing opportunities in music tech and the creative workforce
  • Connection with DC stakeholders shaping the future of tech and talent

Why Attend
Latin music and its producers are redefining what tech-enabled, skills-first careers look like. Join us to explore how technology is shaping the future of the music economy, and why these voices belong in national conversations about technology and workforce development. 

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