For years, the music business value chain has mostly relied on the model of highly profitable super acts, whose success has allowed the development of all other new or middle-tier artists. Is this business model still sustainable in todays new music environment? If yes, how to best develop it and provide the conditions to create the super acts of tomorrow? If unsure, what are the alternative models that need to be explored?
Speakers:
Charlie Dilks, COO and Director of A&R, Global One (Sweden)
Harvey Goldsmith CBE, Managing Director, Artiste Management Productions (UK)
Ossy Hoppe, Managing Director, Wizard Promotions (Germany)
Shabs Jobanputra, Co-founder & Managing Director, Relentless Records (UK)
Doc McGhee, Manager of Kiss & Founder, McGhee Entertainment (USA)
Iain Watt, Co-manager of MIKA & Managing Director, Machine Management (UK)
Moderator:
Sat Bisla, Founder & President, A&R Worldwide/MUSEXPO (USA)
Interesting debate?
CalogeroMira 1 year ago