The talented young DJs and Producers of Girls Make Beats had an unforgettable experience attending the premiere of HIT ME HARD AND SOFT: The Tour Live in 3D, getting to witness the journey of one of the most beloved artists of their generation, Billie Eilish! The energy on the blue carpet was electric as music fans, creators, and industry leaders gathered to celebrate the highly anticipated event. Representing Girls Make Beats, DJ Kitty and DJ Aria stepped onto the blue carpe

The energy was unmatched, the talent was undeniable, and the message was clear: women are continuing to shape the future of music. GMB was honored to return to this year’s Billboard Women in Music Awards and bring the vibe to life by DJing the official pre-show celebration. Hosted by Keke Palmer, the night honored incredible artists including Kehlani, Mariah the Scientist, Zara Larsson, HUNTR/X, and more. From high-energy performances to inspiring conversations, the event cel

Girls Make Beats recently stepped into the world of entertainment law with a special visit to LaPolt Law offices. The experience gave the girls a behind-the-scenes look at the legal side of the music industry—an essential piece of building a sustainable career. During the visit, they heard directly from Dina LaPolt, Daniela Jones, and Manon Peri, who shared their expertise on topics like royalties, contracts, and the rights of writers + publishers. The conversation broke down

During Women’s History Month, Hard Rock Cafe partnered with Girls Make Beats to turn Saturdays into something meaningful. On every Saturday in the month of March, 15% of brunch bills were donated to support GMB’s mission of empowering young women in music production and DJing. The girls took over the decks—DJing, hosting dance parties, making new friends, and celebrating Women’s History Month together in a vibrant, supportive space. Together, the initiative raised $5,000—help

As a 2026 grantee of the NAMM Foundation , Girls Make Beats was honored to participate in this year’s NAMM Show, amplifying the voices, talent, and leadership of the next generation of music creators on a global stage. Girls Make Beats made a powerful statement at this year’s NAMM Show—stepping into the spotlight across multiple stages, activations, and historic moments that highlighted the future of music education and representation. From speaking on the Grand Rally stage t

Girls Make Beats founder, Tiffany Miranda, joined Sway in the Morning to talk about empowering girls in music production, closing the gender gap, and why access and representation matter. The conversation highlights the mission behind GMB and the importance of giving young girls the tools and confidence to create, produce, and lead in music. Tiffany was joined by Sparkle and DJ Avi, both GMB Los Angeles members who were surprised with two tickets to the GRAMMY's during the