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Amit Gurbaxani, Anirudh Voleti, Ritnika Nayan, and Tarsame Mittal join us to discuss the impact of the past year on the music industry in India. These leaders have a conversation about what’s happening at the ground level in their community and to look ahead as to what’s shaping their future music economies. Our panelists cover every aspect of the Indian Music Industry from the labor side, the life side, from artists management, to education and from the mainstream, to the independent side.
Speakers:
Amit Gurbaxani | The Daily Pao
Anirudh Voleti | Big Bad Wolf Entertainment Private Limited
Ritnika Nayan | CD Baby; Music Gets Me High
Tarsame Mittal | TM Talent Management
Recorded April 7, 2021
Webpage: https://amplifymusic.org/communities/india/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p22zUcO3jeM&t
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Travel with us to the country of Japan where we visit with 3 leaders within the music ecosystem. Individuals and organizations around the world had to quickly adapt as COVID-19 hit in 2020, and Japan's music industry was no exception. Learn how artists and stakeholders have been and continue to handle the global pandemic, along with what the Japanese government is and isn't doing to support them.
Travel with us to the country of Japan where we visit with 3 leaders within the music ecosystem. Individuals and organizations around the world had to quickly adapt as COVID-19 hit in 2020, and Japan's music industry was no exception. Learn how artists and stakeholders have been and continue to handle the global pandemic, along with what the Japanese government is and isn't doing to support them.
Host Storm Gloor speaks with leaders from Japan's music industry about the challenges and opportunities facing the sector in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Panelists Apryl Peredo (Inter Idoru), Tak Umezawa (JNEA), and Lauren Rose Kocher (Zaiko) share their insights on the impact of the pandemic on artists, venues, and the broader music ecosystem.
The discussion highlights the financial struggles faced by artists and venues, the need for improved government support and policies, and the growing importance of digital platforms for reaching audiences and generating revenue. Panelists also emphasize the importance of community-led initiatives and collaboration in navigating the current challenges.
Despite the difficulties, there is a sense of optimism about the future of Japan's music industry. With increasing vaccination rates and a gradual return to normalcy, the panelists believe that the industry can adapt and thrive in the post-pandemic world. They stress the need for continued support for artists, innovation in digital platforms, and a focus on building a sustainable and resilient music ecosystem.
Key Takeaways:
✅Japan's Music Industry Challenges: The pandemic has severely impacted Japan's music industry, with artists and venues struggling to stay afloat amidst restrictions and uncertainty.
Government Support and Policies: While government support programs exist, panelists argue for more comprehensive aid and a shift towards a "return to normal" approach as vaccination rates increase.
✅Digital Opportunities and Monetization: The pandemic has accelerated the shift towards online performances and live streaming. However, challenges remain in terms of monetization and copyright clearance for DJs.
✅Artist Advocacy: Panelists highlight the need for better safety nets and support for freelance artists, as well as initiatives to promote diverse music genres beyond J-pop and anime music.
✅Community Collaboration: Grassroots initiatives and collaborations between venues and artists are emerging as a way to support the industry and navigate the challenges of the pandemic.
Speakers:
Apryl Peredo | Inter Idoru
Tak Umezawa | Japanese Nighttime Economy Association (JNEA)
Lauren Rose Kocher | Zaiko
Learn more about Amplify Music Communities at amplifymusic.org/communities
Webpage: https://amplifymusic.org/communities/japan/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QkiXKnx5Tw&t
Recorded 4.30.2021
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Amplify Music Communities is a global continuation from 2021 of our Amplify Music Conference.
Join us as we talk with 3 individuals who are making a lot of the necessary moves in the Colorado music industry. Hear their insights and experiences as they've helped navigate their communities through the pandemic and into the future.
Speakers:
Storm Gloor | CU Denver
Chris Zacher | CIVA; NIVA; Levitt Pavillion Theater
Lisa Gedgaudas | Create Denver
Stephen Brackett | Youth on Record
You can enjoy this session on YouTube or in your favorite podcast player.
YouTube: https://youtu.be/vaBeASeWItA
Website: https://amplifymusic.org/communities/colorado/
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Welcome to the Amplify Music podcast, capturing the voices and conversations from the Amplify Music 2021 virtual conference and the 20 plus Community Sessions that we'll be sharing across the year. You'll be able to enjoy more than 90 speakers from a wide varieties of cities and countries that are working in their local communities to recover from the challenges and changes of the pandemic. You'll hear about new community models, collaborations, and ways of organizing for a recovered and transforming music environment.
You also can enjoy the Amplify Music 2020 and 2021 conferences on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@RethinkNextMusic
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From the publisher's feed
Music is changing locally around the world. Enjoy our Community Conversations with music leaders in cities, regions, and countries from 2020 and 2021. And please get inspired from the panel…
Amplify Music Communities began as a quick virtual conference in April 2021 to capture stories and challenges of local music early in the pandemic. We gathered 39 sessions of conversations across 25 hours in April. In April 2021, we gathered conversations back together for AM21.
Note:
This podcast was developed in part under grants from the U.S. Department of Education through its Center for International Business Education and Research at the University of Colorado Denver. This content does not necessarily represent the policies of the U.S. Department of Education.
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