Check out RAP’s Presidents, @anj__f and @shira_fischer , featured on @harvardlaw ’s reel: “What Does a Week of Events at Harvard Law School Look Like?” 🎵🎶🎼 So proud of the entire RAP team for making this year’s Symposium a huge success!❤️
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I’m so honored to be a guest speaker for the Recording Artist Project @harvardrap at Harvard Law School tomorrow, April 8 at 12:30PM! Thank you so much for the invitation! #artistlife #artistmentalhealth #womensupportingwomen #harvardlawschool #berkleecollegeofmusic
A music industry legend (who worked with Beyoncé & Rihanna and served as Co-President of Jay-Z’s Roc Nation) in conversation with a top entertainment lawyer! Join us tomorrow for lunch! @omargrant718@mattbuseresq
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This March, the Harvard Law School Recording Artists Project Symposium brought together speakers at the intersection of music, entertainment, and law.
The Recording Artists Project is a student practice organization serving musicians and entertainment clients. Students have the opportunity to practice hands-on legal work for real clients under the supervision of an experienced attorney.
Featured in the line-up were musicians, entertainment and music lawyers, managers, and record label founders. Guest speakers included Patrick Flynn, frontman of bands Have Heart and Fiddlehead, Darius Van Arman, founder of Jagjaguwar and Secretly Group, and Jeffrey Casazza and Tom Chiari of Run For Cover Records.
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RAP Symposium is this Thursday, 3/26!🎶 We’re hosting incredible talks and panels all day with a reception at 6pm🥂
Hear from the founders of massive record labels: @runforcover , @jagjaguwar , and Secretly Group (@deadoceans , @saddestfactoryrecords , @secretlycanadian ) 💿🎼🎧
The iconic @patrickflynnx will be speaking about being the frontman of @haveheartusa , @fiddleheadusa , and @howmuchartusa 🎤
Non-HLS attendees must register ahead of time at the link in our bio. For more info, see the event page linked in our bio.
Join RAP for our 2026 Symposium, an all-day event full of speakers at the intersection of music, entertainment, and law! We are honored to host pillars of the music industry, including the lawyers and managers working closely with artists such as Lucy Dacus, Mitski, Ethel Cain, Father John Misty, Animal Collective, and more. Come hear from the founders of massive record labels: @runforcover , @jagjaguwar , and Secretly Group (Phoebe Bridgers, Bon Iver, Mitski, Japanese Breakfast, Angel Olsen, Sharon Van Etten, MUNA, and many more).
On March 2, we’re welcoming Matt Zingler, co founder of Rolling Loud and E11EVEN Miami, to the Hip Hop Archive & Research Institute at the Hutchins Center for an inside look at the real business behind live music.
From contract law basics for creatives to strategic partnership dealmaking and hospitality clauses that actually matter, this conversation bridges art and execution. If you care about ownership, leverage, and building experiences that scale, pull up.
Custom merch for the first 50 students to RSVP.
Co organized with the Recording Artists Project.
104 Mount Auburn St, Floor 2R
1:00 to 2:30 PM EST
Event link in Bio.
See you there
Amazing @harvardrap event with @nabilayers , President of @beggarsgroup US, who has released albums by many Grammy Award-winning artists. Thanks to everyone who helped organize and attended!
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As co-presidents of the Recording Artists Project (RAP), a student practice organization serving musicians and entertainment clients, Anj Fink ‘26 and Shira Fischer ‘26 see the law as a tool to empower, protect, and expand access to artistic creation.
“One of the most rewarding parts of our pro bono work is helping musicians regain control over their songs and careers, whether that’s clarifying rights ownership or navigating complex contracts,” said Anj and Shira.
@HarvardRAP clients are often emerging artists at the beginning of their careers. By helping them understand legal paperwork and intellectual property issues, students help them maintain ownership of their work while creating a more equitable creative ecosystem.
For many students, engaging in pro bono work grounds their legal education and bridges the gap between theory and practice. RAP also brings together students from both Harvard Law School and @BerkleeCollege , fostering a network of future lawyers and artists within the local community.
“We both joined RAP pro bono teams during our 1L fall semester, drawn by a shared passion for supporting artists and exploring entertainment law through real-world work. Serving as co-presidents of the organization that has been such an important part of our law school journey feels full circle and deeply meaningful.”
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