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NZ MMF's How To Market and Promote Your Music seminar returns

10 August 2020 - 0 Comments

Following the outstanding success of the How To Make Money From Your Music series of seminars, the NZ Music Managers Forum, with thanks to NZ On Air, Recorded Music NZ, APRA AMCOS NZ, Go Live Festival and Dunedin & Christchurch Council Creative Communities Scheme,  are returning to Otago and Canterbury with the essential FREE Stage Two seminar, How to Market and Promote Your Music.
 
How musicians release and promote contemporary music has changed considerably in the last couple of years, with an increased focus on digital platforms.  Over 70% of the New Zealand Music Industry income is generated from streaming, but an artist faces stiff competition, against all other artists, within the realms of the large worldwide digital stores. In order to cut through the noise, artists now need to be active across many promotional channels to drive awareness of their projects. With record labels signing fewer artists direct, it is important that managers and musicians learn these skills for the benefit of their independent releases. 
 
This not-to-be-missed seminar will cover all avenues of releasing, marketing and promoting music including the various ways to release a song, EP or album. Distribution – digital and physical, publicity, bio’s, press releases, tips for pitching to media, marketing, digital marketing, social media, playlists and radio airplay will all be covered in this session. 
 
MMF always delivers great seminars the information is relevant and gives insight to what is required when striving to become a successful New Zealand artist or band. The panel is always giving and willing to impart wisdom, experience and knowledge enabling artists to see the bigger picture when it comes to the music industry and what is required from artists to further their careers. Love your work, Moone

Speakers are:

Ladi6 - Independent Artist
Nicky Harrop - General Manager - Rhythmethod (Independent Distribution Label)
Lisa Paris - CEO - The Label (Music Marketing and PR Specialists)
Jeff Newton - Music Promotions Manager, Platforms - NZ On Air
Teresa Patterson - Chairperson - NZ Music Managers Forum


‘How to Market and Promote Your Music’ Seminar - Dunedin
 
Date: Wednesday September 23rd
Venue: Te Korokoro o te Tui - Recording Studios
School of Performing Arts, University of Otago
141 Union St East, Dunedin
Time: 5.30pm doors for 6.00pm start. Seminar finishes at 7.30pm
RSVP: Email [email protected] to secure your seat.
  
‘How to Market and Promote Your Music’ Seminar – Christchurch
Opening night of the GoLive Festival
 
Date: Thursday September 24th    
Venue: Christchurch City Library, Tautoru / TSB Space
Time: 5.30pm doors for 6.00pm start. Seminar finishes at 7.30pm
RSVP: Go to www.ccc.govt.nz/GoLive limited free tickets available from Monday 24th August.
 
FREE ENTRY to all musicians, self-managed artists, music managers or anyone interested in the music industry but RSVP is essential.  
 
For Dunedin - Email [email protected] to secure your seat.
For Christchurch – Go to www.ccc.govt.nz/GoLive limited free tickets avaialble from Monday 24th August.
 
Thanks to NZ On Air, Recorded Music NZ, APRA AMCOS NZ, Go Live Festival, Christchurch Council Creative Communities Scheme, Dunedin Council Creative Communities Scheme and the NZ Music Managers Forum.

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