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🎼 Introducing: 'What is Inclusion? Making Music is the Key'. The first part of our Inclusive Music Practice resource bank that we launched last week. 💬 The principles in this document are about exploring the values and beliefs that underpin what Inclusion looks like, focusing on: Belonging Understanding Participating and Contributing Value and Achieving Resources are available in standard format, Large Text, Easy Read, Audio and BSL versions. Access them now for FREE: https://lnkd.in/eRNu24TB

🎵 Exciting news for musicians and music industry professionals! The Music-Domain is not the only domain dedicated to music. Find out more in this article. #MusicIndustry #Domain #Musicians 🎶 Check out the article here: [Link] Choosing the right domain is crucial for musicians, dancers, and everyone in the music industry. Learn more about the options available and how they can impact your online presence. Stay tuned for more updates! https://ift.tt/zjiRLHS

UK Music's Chief Executive Tom Kiehl speaking on the importance of grassroots venues, rehearsal spaces and studios to the music industry's talent pipeline, and how we need more music teachers to ensure that all children have access to a music education. "Last year, music tourism spending increased by 21%, generating a total of 8 billion across local economies, a fantastic achievement. "It's worth remembering, however, that there wouldn't be any music without music creators. "Singers, songwriters, musicians, producers, sound technicians, and everyone else in our industry needs to learn their craft and hone their skills. "The opportunities for many artists are becoming increasingly squeezed with continued problems for music venues, studios and rehearsal spaces, and we need an army of new music teachers to help nurture our talent pipeline on which the music industry relies." Find out more about the work that UK Music does to champion, collaborate and campaign for music at www.ukmusic.org. #UKMusic #MusicIndustry #GrassrootsVenues #MusicEducation #MusicTeachers #MusicCreators #MusicTourism #LocalEconomies #MusicVenues #TalentPipeline

Exciting developments in the music industry as we explore the evolving nature of genre classification. Our latest blog post examines Beyoncé's recent Grammy nominations in country categories, highlighting how this phenomenon isn't entirely new. We delve into the history of genre-blurring, referencing notable moments like Bon Jovi’s Grammy win in 2007 for their country-influenced anthem. Discover how artists push boundaries and redefine genres, and read about the broader implications for the music landscape. Read the full article here: [Beyoncé's Grammy nominations in country categories aren't the first to blur genre lines](https://ift.tt/uLFHxbY).

It's great to see these discussions taking place. Many say 'we couldn't possibly', very quickly forgetting the 'Eat out to help out' VAT scheme for restaurants during Covid. Unfortunately, we are stuck with a flaccid, lazy Government and one real solution is to get rid of them and have the discussion with the incoming replacements... if only we had that option. The margin between loss, break-even and profit can be as simple as 2 additional ticket sales who also buy a couple of drinks but every little bit of help will make a massive difference. We built Studio Se7en based on a business plan from data gathered between 2019 and 2022 and since then Quantitative Tightening and the costs of living crisis has meant that everyone has much less disposable income. This is a massive factor which isn't getting mentioned in the press. Massive corporations and financial institutions are syphoning money out of the system. The rich are getting Richer and the poverty line is rising for many.

As CEO of the Music Venue Trust, Mark Davyd campaigns to keep the nation’s grassroots music venues open. And he says there are serious ramifications every time a venue closes… Listen to the full episode - https://pods.to/tmt23

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The Roundhouse is proud to be partnering with UK Music Ltd on its new, first of its kind study in the UK – Full Diversity, Full Return. This study will assess the economic impact of Black music in this country and capture the unique perspectives of artists, creators, and behind-the-scenes professionals working in black British music. Black music shapes global culture, and it is essential to understand the economic value the artform brings to the UK music industry to support ongoing investment in the music and the people who deliver it. At the Roundhouse we combine our impactful youth work with unique live music, events and performing arts. We want our stage to represent every corner of London and want to present an increasingly diverse music, events and arts programme. Hearing from anyone and everyone who works with Black British music is invaluable to the success of the Full Diversity, Full Return study. You can take part in the study and share your voice by filling out this survey https://lnkd.in/gPzZQDYz

REWIND: New Music Industry’s Last Week in Review https://lnkd.in/erDHuj52 #NewMusicIndustry #MusicNews #MusicBiz #MusicIndustryUpdate #MusicIndustryNews

REWIND: New Music Industry’s Last Week in Review https://lnkd.in/e_PfvteB #NewMusicIndustry #MusicNews #MusicBiz #MusicIndustryUpdate #MusicIndustryNews