SPOT 2022

By: Max Bülow Lassen // Photo: Line Svindt

Niels Mosumgaard, director of the Music Industry’s Network, found his way to this year’s SPOT+ conference to present the trade network’s outline for a collective export strategy for the Danish music industry. The plan was created in the shadow of two recently released rapports on the Danish and European music export strategy that both call for wide-spread changes to our understanding of music as an export product.

By: Henriette Szocska // Photo: Line Svindt

Artist manager Rasmus Damsholt had invited four panelists to talk about facilitating and executing concerts. Present was singer Jenny Rossander, better known as Lydmor, drummer from Nephew, Kristian Riis, artist manager Morten Riis, and project head at Det Turkise Telt, Camilla Aneto. Each one of them has experience exploring more alternative and creative approaches to concerts.

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.

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”.