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Join us as we explore the city's potential and brainstorm solutions to amplify Glasgow’s presence on the global music stage and why Glasgow was presented as the UK’s first UNESCO city of music.
Music Support, the charity that helps anyone who works in the UK music industry experiencing challenges with substance use and/or mental health, is currently supporting the highest number of beneficiaries since they were established in 2016. They have experienced a 51% increase in volume to their Helpline in the last year alone with alcohol and substances presenting the biggest challenge closely followed by anxiety, depression, burnout and ADHD/Neurodivergence.
This panel brings together key industry players who will dive into the importance of assembling a strong, collaborative team around an artist. Panelists will explore the roles each member plays, from strategy and career management to branding, marketing, and touring.
Get an inside look at the world of sync from the experts who have placed music recently in iconic TV shows and films. This panel brings together top sync professionals who will share their personal experiences and successes.
Join the SMIA and speakers from across the sector as we explore emerging trends in – and development priorities for – the Scottish music industry. We’ll exchange ideas and debate a vision of what future we want to build.
Are you an aspiring producer who’s ready to take your tracks to the next level but unsure how to polish them for professional release? Do you feel lost when it comes to mastering, or wonder if your home setup can produce label-ready results? This workshop, led by Orvar Thorvaddlson—Senior Audio Lecturer at SAE Institute and experienced mixing/mastering engineer—will break down the often-misunderstood art of mastering, making it accessible for bedroom producers at any skill level.
Join the Association for Electronic Music alongside some of the electronic scene’s top music professionals & artists to discuss their Respect the Creator campaign. This initiative, supported by key figures in the electronic music scene, aims to set a new industry standard for crediting the musical works featured in social media content uploaded by DJs, artists, labels, and brands.
Are you a recording musician or industry professional looking to navigate the complexities of the music industry? This in-person workshop, open to all & hosted by the Musicians' Union (MU), is designed to equip you with essential knowledge and strategies to build a sustainable career as a recording artist.
The journey of event promotion encompasses a diverse spectrum, from the intimate setting of local venues to the grandeur of large-scale stadium shows. This panel will provide a deep dive into the complexities and opportunities present at each stage of promotion. Through insightful discussions with experienced promoters and industry experts, attendees will gain a nuanced understanding of the strategies, challenges, and innovations involved in scaling events.
Audience members will have the chance to submit music live in advance to the session, receiving real-time feedback from the panel of experts. Whether you’re an aspiring artist, producer, or just curious about the world of A&R, this interactive session promises invaluable insights into the art and science of breaking new talent in the modern music industry.
Tamara Schlesinger (founder of Hen Hoose), Carla J. Easton (artist) and Lou Rowland (artist – Mokulsa) will join together for an insightful conversation on gender inequality in the music industry, the power of creative collaboration, and the critical role mentorship plays in supporting women and non-binary artists.
Join us for an intimate conversation with two iconic figures of the Scottish music scene, Bobby Bluebell and Clare Grogan, sit down with arts writer and broadcaster Nicola Meighan (BBC Scotland).
