Senate Resolution No. by Senator McMath designates May 27, 2025, as Louisiana Music Advocacy Day at the Louisiana State Capitol. The resolution highlights the significance of music and its creators as a vital renewable resource for the state, emphasizing Louisiana's rich musical heritage, which includes genres such as jazz, blues, and zydeco. It notes the substantial economic impact of the music industry in Louisiana, contributing $1.4 billion to the state's economy and employing over 30,000 individuals. Despite this, the resolution points out the need for improved infrastructure to support local artists and the growing opportunities within the international music market.

The resolution calls for recognition of the importance of Louisiana's music creators and the potential for growth in the music industry, which is projected to expand significantly in the coming years. It also acknowledges the role of educational institutions in training future music professionals. By declaring a specific day to advocate for the music industry, the resolution aims to promote awareness and support for the development of music careers in Louisiana, ultimately benefiting both the artists and the state's economy. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the Recording Academy to further emphasize its importance.