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How to make a grassroots festival survive & thrive - Part One: Against The Grain

How to make a grassroots festival survive & thrive - Part One: Against The Grain

"You have to know the limits, you have to be able to budget for it and be ready for the worst."

By Unknown Author - Oct 26, 2018
How to make a grassroots festival survive & thrive - Part One: Against The Grain

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How to make a grassroots festival survive & thrive - Part One: Against The Grain

"You have to know the limits, you have to be able to budget for it and be ready for the worst."

By Unknown Author - Oct 26, 2018
That time Gnarls Barkley removed 'Crazy' from music stores

That time Gnarls Barkley removed 'Crazy' from music stores

In 2006, the act behind the number one-selling single of the year pulled the track from music stores. When Gnarls Barkley, the short but profitable collaboration between CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse,…

By Poppy Reid - Oct 25, 2018
That time Gnarls Barkley removed 'Crazy' from music stores

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That time Gnarls Barkley removed 'Crazy' from music stores

In 2006, the act behind the number one-selling single of the year pulled the track from music stores. When Gnarls Barkley, the short but profitable collaboration between CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse,…

By Poppy Reid - Oct 25, 2018
Music as a universal language & the importance of connection: A trip through Western Australia

Music as a universal language & the importance of connection: A trip through Western Australia

Perth singer-songwriter Angus Dawson takes us on his journey with Desert Feet: an organisation committed to bringing musical opportunity and inspiration to remote Indigenous communities all across Western Australia.

By Unknown Author - Oct 25, 2018
Music as a universal language & the importance of connection: A trip through Western Australia

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Music as a universal language & the importance of connection: A trip through Western Australia

Perth singer-songwriter Angus Dawson takes us on his journey with Desert Feet: an organisation committed to bringing musical opportunity and inspiration to remote Indigenous communities all across Western Australia.

By Unknown Author - Oct 25, 2018
From unknown to ARIA Award nominee: The many chapters of Odette

From unknown to ARIA Award nominee: The many chapters of Odette

"This album is almost like a big stream of consciousness, a snapshot of how I was thinking at the time."

By Unknown Author - Oct 24, 2018
From unknown to ARIA Award nominee: The many chapters of Odette

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From unknown to ARIA Award nominee: The many chapters of Odette

"This album is almost like a big stream of consciousness, a snapshot of how I was thinking at the time."

By Unknown Author - Oct 24, 2018
10 things we learnt from APRA AMCOS' event for gaming composers

10 things we learnt from APRA AMCOS' event for gaming composers

For the second year, APRA AMCOS hosted High Score: Composition and Sound Art for Gaming, its one day event dedicated to one of the most booming music sectors. Part of the Melbourne International…

By Poppy Reid - Oct 23, 2018
10 things we learnt from APRA AMCOS' event for gaming composers

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10 things we learnt from APRA AMCOS' event for gaming composers

For the second year, APRA AMCOS hosted High Score: Composition and Sound Art for Gaming, its one day event dedicated to one of the most booming music sectors. Part of the Melbourne International…

By Poppy Reid - Oct 23, 2018
This song is still breathing: the many incarnations of 'In My Mind'

This song is still breathing: the many incarnations of 'In My Mind'

APRA AMCOS' Tara Johnston investigates what royalties an artist is entitled to when a re-imagining of their music goes global. Go on the incredible journey of Georgi Kay's 'In My Mind' which spans over dozens of countries and a multitude of remixes.

By Unknown Author - Oct 23, 2018
This song is still breathing: the many incarnations of 'In My Mind'

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This song is still breathing: the many incarnations of 'In My Mind'

APRA AMCOS' Tara Johnston investigates what royalties an artist is entitled to when a re-imagining of their music goes global. Go on the incredible journey of Georgi Kay's 'In My Mind' which spans over dozens of countries and a multitude of remixes.

By Unknown Author - Oct 23, 2018
Australian music industry files its submissions for federal inquiry: take a look

Australian music industry files its submissions for federal inquiry: take a look

The federal government’s inquiry into the music industry is gathering pace, as scores of submissions have been delivered, accepted, and many are now open to public scrutiny. TIO understands the…

By Lars Brandle - Oct 18, 2018
Australian music industry files its submissions for federal inquiry: take a look

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Australian music industry files its submissions for federal inquiry: take a look

The federal government’s inquiry into the music industry is gathering pace, as scores of submissions have been delivered, accepted, and many are now open to public scrutiny. TIO understands the…

By Lars Brandle - Oct 18, 2018
Breaking bands, booking festivals and why you should join The Collective

Breaking bands, booking festivals and why you should join The Collective

"I didn't wanna be one of these people that's like 'Oh, it's a hot topic right now and so we have to do a female thing.' It was more than that."

By Unknown Author - Oct 18, 2018
Breaking bands, booking festivals and why you should join The Collective

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Breaking bands, booking festivals and why you should join The Collective

"I didn't wanna be one of these people that's like 'Oh, it's a hot topic right now and so we have to do a female thing.' It was more than that."

By Unknown Author - Oct 18, 2018
APRA AMCOS breaks $400m revenue barrier as digital eclipses broadcast for first time

APRA AMCOS breaks $400m revenue barrier as digital eclipses broadcast for first time

“This year’s results highlight the strength of the organisation’s financial performance, breadth of member service, and commitment to improving our industry’s ecosystem.”

By Christie Eliezer - Oct 17, 2018
APRA AMCOS breaks $400m revenue barrier as digital eclipses broadcast for first time

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APRA AMCOS breaks $400m revenue barrier as digital eclipses broadcast for first time

“This year’s results highlight the strength of the organisation’s financial performance, breadth of member service, and commitment to improving our industry’s ecosystem.”

By Christie Eliezer - Oct 17, 2018
Disruptive technologies in today's music business

Disruptive technologies in today's music business

Disruptive technologies arrive and affect the music business almost daily. Evaluating, debating, and mapping out a strategy for how to deal with them is essential in the new and connected music…

By Poppy Reid - Oct 16, 2018
Disruptive technologies in today's music business

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Disruptive technologies in today's music business

Disruptive technologies arrive and affect the music business almost daily. Evaluating, debating, and mapping out a strategy for how to deal with them is essential in the new and connected music…

By Poppy Reid - Oct 16, 2018
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