Ord: Simon Skovhus // Foto: Line Svindt
Elitesport og musik kan virke som to forskellige verdener, men det til trods forsøger musikbranchen nu at finde inspirationen i sportsverden. Her er blikket især rettet mod talent- og videreudvikling af artisterne i musikbranchen.
By: Simon Skovhus // Photo: Line Svindt
Sport and music can seem like two different worlds, yet the music industry is currently seeking inspiration from the world of sport. Particularly with regards to development of talents, the music industry is increasingly looking toward elite sports.
By: Simon Skovhus // Photo: Line Svindt
How should the Danish sound be exported? There were many different answers to that question when an open knowledge exchange was held at SPOT+, where three industry professionals shared their experiences and strategies.
Ord: Simon Skovhus // Foto: Line Svindt
Hvordan skal den danske lyd eksporteres? Det spørgsmål kom der flere forskellige bud på, da der blev afholdt en åben vidensdeling, hvor tre fagfolk delte ud af deres erfaringer og strategier.
By: Max Bülow Lassen // Photo: Line Svindt
Today, music placement in tv-shows, films, trailers, games, advertisements, and more is a crucial source of revenue in the music industry. SPOT+ has therefore held once again held the popular event “Meet the Music Supervisors”, where industry professionals from near and far come together for SPOT+’s famous “speed meetings”.
Ord: Max Bülow Lassen // Foto: Line Svindt
Placeringen af musik i tv-serier, film, trailere, spil og reklamer er i dag en central indtægtskilde i musikbranchen. For ottende gang har SPOT+ derfor afholdt arrangementet ”Meet the Music Supervisors”, hvor branchefolk fra nær og fjern samles til de berømte ”speed-meetings” på SPOT+. Vi maler her et billede af, hvordan dette års branche-komsammen forløb.
By: Simon Skovhus // Photo: Line Svindt
The world is once again finding its feet after the pandemic put an end to most live music. Two years of postponed and cancelled concerts have – despite the negative consequences – given the industry time to reflect.
Ord: Simon Skovhus // Foto: Line Svindt
Hele verdenen er igen ved at finde kursen, efter corona pandemien slukkede for næsten alt, hvad der hedder live musik. To år med udskudte og aflyste koncerter har trods sine negative konsekvenser også givet tid til eftertanke for de, som arbejder i musikken.
By: Max Bülow Lassen // Photo: Line Svindt
Under the title ”Music Moves Europe”, the EU actively supports the European music sector each year with millions of euros through the Creative Europe Programme. Music Moves Europe supports all sorts of areas of European music. From actions to rebuild the music industry after the pandemic to worldwide monitoring of radio airplay – and much, much more. All these projects have one common denominator: An emphasis on international cooperation.
Ord: Max Bülow Lassen // Foto: Line Svindt
Under titlen ”Music Moves Europe” støtter EU aktivt den europæiske musiksektor hvert år med millioner af euro gennem Creative Europe Programme. Music Moves Europe spænder bredt og støtter alt fra musikalsk genoprejsning ovenpå pandemien til verdensomspændende radio-monitorering. Dog har alle projekterne én ting til fælles: et fokus på internationalt samarbejde.
