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CMU:DIY to lead digital developments debate at Roundhouse Rising
By CMU Editorial | Published on Friday 20 February 2015
The Roundhouse Rising festival has been taking place at the popular Camden venue all week this week, and tomorrow the proceedings will include a day of workshops and conversations under the banner of Digital Futures.
And in amongst that day of sessions is a panel presented by CMU:DIY, the educational side of CMU. Business Editor Chris Cooke will discuss where the digital music market is at today, where it is heading, and what new artists need to know.
There’ll also be tips on how new talent can get their content into digital platforms, and a discussion on why many new artists still seek label partners, even though they can now quite easily get their music into iTunes, Spotify, YouTube and direct to fan.
Offering insights and opinions will be Louis Brown from Island Records, Tyrone Hunter from state51, and AWAL founder and advisor to Apple and iTunes Denzyl Feigelson. For more information on the wider day, check the Roundhouse website here.
