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CMU+TGE 2021 Panel: Has The Digital Revolution Liberated Or Locked Out Music-Makers?
By CMU Editorial | Published on Friday 7 May 2021
The Great Escape Online is taking place on 13 and 14 May, with a packed conference programme of interviews, webinars, briefings and debates, both on-demand and live, as well as networking opportunities galore within a bespoke online conference platform.
CMU is presenting three strands of panels and briefings this year. That includes Future Music World, which will investigate and celebrate initiatives that are making the music community more diverse, more healthy and more connected, and consider the challenges and opportunities music-makers and other creators face in the globalised digital world we live in today. Look out for this panel as part of the Future Music World strand…
There has never been a greater time to be a music-maker, with digital tools and channels making it easier to create music and get it to a global audience. But there has never been a more challenging time to be a music-maker, with so much competition, and new technologies and business models to navigate and understand.
What are the pros and cons of being a music-maker in the modern world, and how can the industry better support creators who seek to build an audience and a career around their music-making in a sustainable healthy way?
Join the debate with Sammy Andrews from Deviate Digital, Ellie Giles from Step Music Management, and music-makers Emma McGann and Cass The Beatmaker.
To access the CMU strands and all the other content available as part of TGE Online this year get yourself a delegate pass here.
