Sync has always been important, but in a world of fragmented attention sync can bring millions of eyes and ears to a song in the same cultural moment, breaking new acts and reinvograting catalogue artists. Tim shares his experiences on the evolution of sync, and talks about *that* Kate Bush deal.
Gamification is common place in streaming apps and social media strategies, but how are gaming companies engaging with fans?
Podcasts are taking off, but standing out from the crowd is not easy. Nicole takes you through the essentials of doing it right.
Former global insight director at Universal, Chris takes you through the key numbers in recorded music.
Web3 gets a lot of attention in the recorded music space, but what could it do for live music? Shannon from Steve Aoki’s A0K1verse explores the potential applications in live music
Host of the LIVE Talks series Gaby Cartwright talks about driving social change and why intersectionality is so important.
Claire shares her insights on the live streaming market post covid, and where its heading next.
There are some things we just don’t talk about as an industry. Amy Thompson, who previously managed Swedish House Mafia and was Chief Catalogue Officer at Hipgnosis, joins for a frank conversation on the rights and wrongs of the modern music industry.
Vinyl is a key revenue stream for artists large and small, but the environmental impact is a concern. Karen considers, can vinyl ever be green?
