It's taken a while, but the record industry seems to be on the up, after years of challenges thrown up by illegal downloading etc. Not only do we now have an Official Streaming Chart, this month, the Official Singles Charts will start incorporating streaming data in its rankings. Sales of digital music have also been heading north for quite some time.
So now is an opportune time for the ‘How The Recording Industry Will Cope & Prosper’ seminar, which takes place at the office of industry body BPI (British Phonographic Industry) on Monday July 7, 6.30pm. The free seminar aims to highlight strategies label owners and would-be label owners need to survive in these ever-changing times.
The panel includes Ian Moss (Director of Public Affairs. BPI), Michael Fuller (Head of Legal and Business Affairs. AIM: Association Of Independent Music); Neil 'Mad Professor' Fraser (Producer, engineer, remixer and owner of Ariwa Sounds), and Kwaku (BBM/BMC founder; chair).
Please note that access to the event is from 5.45pm, and there will be no admission after 6.45pm! For more info and to book, click here.
Also please go to journeyplanner to check your travel, as the Tour De France will be coming to central London on Monday July 7, and could distrupt your travel. Click here.
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Our BBMM2014 Radio Special takes place Mondays, 2-5pm until July 28. As the file of last Monday's show seems dodgy, in case we can't produce a podcast, here is reminder that our special guest on the show, singer, composer and musician Juwon Ogungbe will be performing 'Progress Ceremony' on Wednesday July 9, 7.30pm at The Forge in Camden.Click here. And we're offering a copy of his 'Life Force Music' as a consolation prize in a competition. Click here.
The latest edition of the superb and ever-timely Sandy Brown What's New monthly jazz online magazine is out. Click here.
After showing the a first draft last Saturday of 'Britain's Contribution To Reggae Part 1', we're thinking of sub-titling it 'The Other Lovers Rock Story'. Anyway, The African Channel will air Menelik Shabazz's superb 'The Story Of Lover’s Rock' this Sunday July 6, 9pm. Click here.
‘Music Biz Empowerment Half-Day Courses’ take place at the offices of Voluntary Action Westminster (VAW) on Thursday July 17 and 24. Click here.
A ‘City Showcase Session’ offering a free songwriting clinic takes place Tuesday July 22, 7pm at the Apple Store on Regents Street. Click here.
Royalty collection organisation PPL (Phonographic Performance Ltd) offers ‘An Introduction To PPL In Association With British Black Music Month (BBMM)’ at its office on Thursday July 22, 6.30pm. Click here.
British Black Music Month continues until July 28 2014: www.BBM.eventbrite.com
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