Music Industry Insights Worldwide: Shaping Equality & Diversity in Music & Entertainment

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  • Consuelo Scivoletto-Cordey - What Is It Like Being a Female Songwriter & Composer From Milan?

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    Originally from Milan, Consuelo is a UK based songwriter, pianist and composer.She writes music for other artists and sync, including to briefs, holiday and production material.With influences that span from classical and film music, traditional jazz, melodic rock, to pop and dance,Consuelo has crafted her unique sonic signature music that is showcased in her catchy pop melodies, to soul-stirring ballads and intimate piano instrumentals.

    Lyrically she loves to write songs that move emotions, particularly to uplift and empower others.

     Some of Consuelo's catalogue is currently under non-exclusive representation by US-based Old Guys Rule Music (part of Redwood Entertainment). For sync licensing enquiries contact Consuelo direct at [email protected] or Richard Goldstein at oldguysrulemusic.com

    If interested in co-writing, licensing or covering Consuelo's songs,

     email [email protected] 

    https://consu.uk/

    Consuelo is a member of PRS, PPL, The MLC and the UK Guild of  Music Supervisors.


    "Consuelo's completely at ease veering from edgy to soft and melodic in a heartbeat"

    Bournemouth Daily Echo

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    34 min
  • Sahara Dawn - What Is It Like Being An Iranian Performer, Visualiser, Community Builder & Artist in the UK & US ?

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    Sahara Dawn, a multidisciplinary visionary and experimentalist currently based in the United States, is on a mission to explore the authentic depths of her being through avant-garde sounds infused with the enchanting spirit of Persia. Her musical journey began in Tehran, where she fearlessly organized underground events in breathtaking locations. It was there that she formed her inaugural psychedelic prog rock band, a pivotal step that led to her debut album and ultimately secured her a place at London’s Access to Music School.

    Sahara's commitment to her authentic self is evident in the risks she took in Tehran, risking her life to bring unique and ancient future sounds to life. Her music, a fusion of the ethnic and the avant-garde, is a testament to her deep connection with her roots and her vision for the future.

    Since settling in the USA, Sahara has shared the stage with renowned artists such as Desert Dwellers, Amani Friend, Treavor Moontribe, Govinda, Kaminanda, Kalya Scintilla, Rising Appalachia, Elephant Revival, Coco Rosie, Eve Olution, Ruby Chase, Random Rab, Emancipator, Whitebear, and Tribone.

    Her performances intricately weave sonic energies of antiquity and the future, bringing people together through the freeing discovery of new movement and transcendental divine connection. Sahara's stage presence is a celebration of her authentic self, a reflection of her commitment to bringing forth ethnic ancient future sounds.

    Tulum ; Soulful Festival, Radio Tulum, MUYAL, Gitano beach, Roc hotel, Elixir, Azulik 

    London : Ministry of sound, Electric Ballroom, London fashion week, koko, Roundhouse, Torture garden, Secret garden festival, Scala, The underworld, Bush hall, Concord 2

    Athens; Gagarin 

    Paris ; Ritz bar, wanderlust,, Queen, Raspoutine, Palais de tokyo, Palace of Versailles

    Dubai ; Analog room,The Penthouse, Base, Buddha bar

    Colorado ; Arise Music Festival, Sonic bloom, Tribal vision,  Meow Wolf

    Miami ; Love burn festival 

    New york ; Chapel of sacred mirrors “Cosm” , Dance Lab, Ambrosia Elixirs

    Nevada, Black Rock City -Burning Man ; Sacred space village, Solar bitz Art car, Burners without borders, Abraxas Art car, Buddha lounge 

    Sahara Dawn- Women-Life-Freedom Live set video 

    With Special guest sound strider :

     SAHARADAWN-WLF

    Upcoming Single :

    SaharaDawn-WomenLifeFreedom 

    Connect with Sahara Dawn:

    • Website: www.saharadawn.com
    • Instagram: @saharadawnlive
    • Facebook: SaharaDawnMusic
    • LLC: Entheogenic Collective
    • Booking @[email protected]

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    34 min
  • Geoff Langston - What Is It Like Running a Music Management Company ?

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    Co-Founder of Geoff Langston Artist Management (GLAM.RED)

    Geoff is an experienced artist manager having developed and delivered an album launch campaign culminating in a sell-out show at the iconic Bush Hall in West London. He has planned and managed tours, developed successful social media campaigns and works with artists to develop and plan their careers in music. A multi-instrumentalist playing the guitar, trumpet, keyboard, drums, violin, mandolin, and is currently learning tabla. 

    Geoff knows that music is a business and has a proven track record in successfully turning artists’ passion for music into a business by: 

    • Developing easy to understand personalised career action plans that can be implemented  
    • Identifying and maximising income streams e.g. through merch, live performance, digital media etc. 
    • Relationship management and how to do this well 

    Geoff has an extensive (and growing) network of contacts in the music industry. He has developed strong and active relationships through involvement in, and as a member of (not an exhaustive list):

      • Music Managers Forum (MMF)  
      • Association of Independent Music (AIM) 
      • Featured Artist Coalition (FAC) 
      • British Country Music Association (BCMA) 
      • Americana Music Association (AMA) 
      • BBC Introducing Live at the AIM A&R providing feedback at their centre


    https://www.glam.red/

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/geofflangston/?originalSubdomain=uk

    https://twitter.com/geofflangston?lang=en

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    31 min
  • Fiona Ross - What Is It Like Being a Female Jazz Artist, Community Builder & Journalist ?

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    Named among the 100 Alternative Power Music List for 2020, multi-award winning jazz artist, editor-in-chief, journalist and founder of the award winning Women in Jazz Media organisation Fiona Ross never stops. As vocalist, pianist, composer and producer, Fiona has become known for creating her own contemporary jazz sound incorporating fast paced Latin Jazz, vintage Jazz club, a little neo soul along with heart wrenching ballads. She came to the worlds attention as ‘the artist that gave Ed Sheeran his ‘first push’ but very quickly established herself as an artist in her own right and has received incredible reviews and awards across the globe for all of her albums. 

    Her live performances have seen her perform at prestigious venues including 606 Club, Pizza Express, Hampstead jazz Club, Nells Jazz and Blues, Jazz Café Posk and Toulouse Lautrec and festivals such as the EFG London Jazz Festival and her music is played on radio stations all over the world. 

    Fiona has achieved many accolades for her work including Best Jazz Song from the World Songwriting Awards, Outstanding achievement awarded by the Global Music Awards and International female songwriter of the year from the International Singer Songwriters Association. She has been featured in many publications including Tinnitist, Jazziz, Record World Magazine, Jazz Corner, Ink 19 and Jazz Quarterly. Fiona’s song ‘Mistress’ which was recorded live in a stairwell, was selected to be included in the British Library archives for prosperity. 

    There has rarely been a day since then for Fiona that has not centered around
     music. Enrolled in dance, drama and singing lessons at the age of two, piano at age six. At what moment did Fiona make a conscious choice to pursue a career in music? There wasn't a moment. There was never a time when there was any other choice. By the age of eight years old Fiona was starring in London's West End. Talent like Fiona's doesn't go unnoticed; soon she was signed to an agency and was featured in a string of television commercials and print advertisements and was recording radio jingles for everything from ketchup to Fairy dishwashing soap. 

    At the age of fourteen she lied about her age and talked her way into gigging on weekends in jazz clubs throughout London, from the classy nightspots of the elite to some rather seedy pubs that were no place for an ordinary teenager. There were never any contracts to sign, it was always cash in hand at the end of the night. No one even suspected that a voice that startling in its maturity and passion could belong to a singer barely into her teens. Fiona says “ Telling them that I had a job singing and playing Jazz as a solo artist in a club in London, I was so thrilled, but they were furious - well, I was only 14 at the time. ” 

    Fiona attended the prestigious Arts Educational School (the English equivalent of New York's High School for Performing Arts) where Julie Andrews, Catherine Zeta Jones and Will Young, to name just a few, also trained. Fiona's career has taken her all over the musical map. She has worked as a musical director, session musician, composer, choreographer, director, dancer, actor, model - She even sang back-up for a rock and roll band called Rocking Willie and the Y-Fronts when she was 15. 

    Alongside this, educating young people has been Fiona’s passion and she was Head of British Academy of New Music, London, for nearly nine years, where she was responsible for the training of Ed Sheeran, Rita Ora and Jess Glynne, to name a few. 

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    33 min
  • Jonna Eve Eriksson - What Is It Like Being a Female Event Manager In Sweden?

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    Jonna is a freelancer working with production, marketing, social media management and art direction in all things culture from her firm Eve Creative. In March 2020, as the pandemic hit, Jonna started the livestream channel Culturestream Malmö, which quickly became a celebrated and established stage for culture and music in southern Sweden. Working with Culturestream and digital platforms sparked Jonnas interest in how social media, content and collaborations across artforms can be used to spark new creativity and innovative marketing. Jonna is also currently in the process of starting a showcase festival for artists in Southern Sweden - Scania Sounds.

    https://scaniasounds.com/
    https://www.instagram.com/evecreative_/
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonna-eve-eriksson-1712981aa/?originalSubdomain=se

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    36 min
  • Marc Carey - How Can We Make The Music Industry More Eco Friendly & Sustainable ?

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    Marc is presently CEO of Evolution Music – the business is a partnership of music industry, business and sustainability experts working to EVOLVE the music industry to become sustainable, environmentally, and socially responsible. In addition, Marc is involved in routes to commercialisation for innovation-based products and services. He is also actively involved in music as a host of several radio shows across several platforms. He is an award-winning presenter/DJ and hosts his regular show every Thursday night on a UK platform DR (Deal Radio).
     
    Marc is a passionate advocate for ‘talent’ – promoting and spring boarding artists/musicians through his work with radio and via the independent record label that he co-founded – Roulette Records.
     
    Marc has previously run Carey-Ambrose Ltd, Aspen Waite Southeast and is co-founder of an innovative values-driven eco-enterprise developing new solutions that address gaps in the renewables and wind energy sector (Heritage Wind Ltd)
     
    Social Media Handles
    https://www.facebook.com/EvolutionMusicLP
    https://www.facebook.com/rouletterecords
    https://www.facebook.com/UYCExperienceRadioShow
    https://twitter.com/EvolutionMusiLP

    Evolution Music is on a Mission to INNOVATE OUR WAY TO AN ECOLOGICALLY SOUND FUTURE FOR MUSIC

    If you are an investor or work with investors and are interested to discuss options for investing in Evolution Music, please complete and submit our Investor Enquiry form below. We will then contact you and start the conversation to understand your needs and interests in more detail.

    https://evolution-music.co.uk/invest-in-evolution/

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    36 min
  • Elle Halley - What Is It Like Being a Female Educator, Creative Director & Photographer in The UK?

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    Creative Director, Curator and Higher Education Module Leader with clients across the creative industries including Tileyard Education, Creative UK, Arts Council England, Krems University Danube and NYU Steinhardt. Specialising in image branding, marketing and events for the entertainment industries and a passion for equality, diversity and the impact of creative arts in mental health. Fellow of the Royal Society Of Arts.

    https://www.ellehalley.co.uk/services
    https://www.instagram.com/ellehalley/
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/elle-halley/?originalSubdomain=uk

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    23 min
  • Wyatt O’Brian Evans - What Is It Like Being a Black Gay Author, Radio Host, Domestic Abuse Officer & Journalist In The USA ?

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    Wyatt O’Brian Evans is the quintessential Renaissance man: Journalist; Author; Radio Personality; Voice-over (V/O) Instructor and Talent; Intimate Partner Violence & Abuse (IPV/A) Subject Matter Expert (SME), Advocate, and Speaker. And now, Mr. Evans has just launched his brand new radio program, WYATT!

    WYATT! is cutting-edge, insightful, probing, and oh-so entertaining radio! This new internet radio show spotlights, explores, and dissects relevant, timely, and critical issues that impact gay/SGL (Same-gender-loving) gentlemen. Of course, WYATT! resonates with the entire LGBTQ Community.

    Noteworthy and accomplished guests from all walks of life weigh in: authors, relationship and wellness experts, comedians, activists, media personalities, politicians, musicians…even adult performers! Truly fascinating and eclectic individuals, sharing their intimate stories and expressing their unique voices.

    The WYATT! Podcast is uncut and uncensored. And guess what? I have a rather “dee-li-cious” sidekick who drops by from time to time: Madam Pussygalore Cockadoodledoo! This “Drag Queen Supreme” gives us her take on “thangs,” and injects biting humour into the mix.

    WYATT! Is one helluva thrill ride into the unexpected! And, it’s EARGASM for the Grown Folks! Trust and Believe.

    https://www.wyattevans.com/

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    https://www.buzzsprout.com/2020328/supporters/new

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    25 min
  • Paula (aka Freya Algiz) - Whats it like being an Estonian Electronic Artist & Activist in Berlin ?

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    Music Industry Insights Worldwide Vol 4 

    Paula Hakkaja (aka Freya Algiz) is an electronic musician and social rights activist. With a background in Human Rights, her focus is research into re-structuring of social and economic systems to enable the development of self-sustainable artist communities. She is a co-founder of Field Conspiracy - a co-operative record label, which operates on democratic ownership of the company; flat hierarchies; equitable distribution of royalties; multidisciplinary skill and task sharing; and community supported marketing strategies. In addition, Paula works as a curator for Threads Radio and has developed multi-stakeholder creative partnerships in Berlin and beyond.

    https://www.instagram.com/freya_algiz/
    https://soundcloud.com/freya_algiz

    Social Experiment & Arts Collective
    linktr.ee/fieldconspiracy


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    33 min
  • Joshua (Satch) Satchell - What is It Like Being a Trans (male) Singer / Songwriter in the UK music Industry ?

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    Small town born and fled, Joshua ‘SATCH’ Satchell migrated to Brighton to pursue his songwriting career, eventually forming and fronting the band ‘‘Frankie Furlow’, with long time collaborator Will Nash. The project enjoyed early success and performed at major festivals such as Glastonbury, The Great Escape and Reeperbahn and at venues across the UK and Europe, but something was missing.

    After coming out as Trans, his voice breaking and the lowering of the keys of many songs, it was time to write some new ones.

    With lyrical candor, genre-queer pop arrangements, and a band of talented friends alongside him, SATCH began sharing his story at Pride festivals all over the country, including headlining the first ever trans led stage at Pride in London.
    Simultaneously, the young wordsmith was inspired to help others to tell their stories, and started co-writing with artists and producers around the globe, while also interviewing various trans voices on his esteemed podcast ‘Satch and Leo’s Transmission’.

    His ground-breaking, autobiographical debut album “Present In The Post'' was released in October 2023. Launched to a packed out Phoenix arts club in London, one music journalist remarked ‘'Satch is one of the most impressive new songwriters of this year. He speaks from the heart and stands out from the crowd’.

    Sonically connecting with the marginalized, SATCH isn’t a project aiming to change the music industry. SATCH is a project aiming to change the world.


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    30 min

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