The music world is getting smaller. Bands like Major Lazer have always comprised of several different sounds: reggaeton, soca, house and moombahton, but Trinidadian DJ Jillionaire has always had tropical house in his heart. How does listener data dictate your genre?

Guest: Christopher Leacock, Major Lazer

The music world is getting smaller. Bands like Major Lazer have always comprised of several different sounds: reggaeton, soca, house and moombahton, but Trinidadian DJ Jillionaire has always had tropical house in his heart. How does listener data dictate your genre? Guest: Christopher Leacock, Major Lazer

Cross Cultural Collaboration

People rely on technology to make music, consume music, and distribute it.  As such, the technological channels that allow artists to do these things are hugely profitable.  Our music conference takes a look at all the changes going on in the music industry, including but not limited to the invention and effects of digital streaming platforms, web platforms' complicating impact on accreditation,  and the changes in the culture surrounding live music.

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People rely on technology to make music, consume music, and distribute it. As such, the technological channels that allow artists to do these things are hugely profitable. Our music conference takes a look at all the changes going on in the music industry, including but not limited to the invention and effects of digital streaming platforms, web platforms' complicating impact on accreditation, and the changes in the culture surrounding live music.

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