About Us

During the uncertainty of the pandemic, a group of New York music producers came together simply to stay connected. What began as a handful of producers meeting over Zoom grew into the Anti Social Producers Club – a community of creators representing different neighborhoods, genres, and corners of the music industry

As the community grew, the idea emerged to bring people together through songwriting. Anti Social Camp launched its first year with primarily remote sessions, creating a foundation for what would become a new kind of songwriting community.

Anti Social Camp transformed the traditional songwriting camp into a public-facing New York City experience. Instead of an exclusive retreat reserved for a select group of established creators, the camp brought artists, songwriters, producers, studios, venues, industry professionals, and audiences together across the city – with the camp remaining free for accepted creators.

With Anti Social Camp established in New York, the vision began reaching beyond the city. The organization expanded to London, creating an international community around its belief that the future of music belongs to songwriters and that the industry should come to creators—not the other way around.

Anti Social Camp continued expanding its programming beyond recording sessions. Industry events, mentorship, showcases, advocacy initiatives, and educational programming created more opportunities for creators to connect with the people and resources shaping the music business. The Education Summit became an important part of this broader mission

The Education Summit brought hundreds of high-school, undergraduate, and graduate students together with music-industry leaders for panels, presentations, songwriting feedback, and professional insight. Selected students then participated in the Anti Social Student Minicamp, taking their creativity from the classroom into professional recording environments. Partners and organizations including DistroKid, Sound Thinking NYC, and Building Beats helped expand the experience.

Anti Social Camp NYC returned June 8–12 with 200 recording sessions across 40 iconic New York studios and 10 major events, while continuing to connect creators with industry leaders, mentorship, and community. The Education Summit continued the Foundation’s commitment to creating pathways for students and emerging creators, bringing hundreds of students together with artists, labels, publishers, and music-industry professionals.