Add to ORKGAustralian popular music is taking the world by storm. At the recent BIGSOUND music conference, some in the industry suggested local music is in a new golden era. Paul Barclay discusses the state of the billion dollar Australian music industry with a panel of industry insiders. The discussion ranges over how Australian music is exported overseas, the new platforms for music consumption and distribution, the collapse in sales of recorded music, the future of music festivals, and the future of the album in the digital age. Guests Andrew Stone: director, Chugg Music Nathan McLay: founder, Future Classic Jessica Ducrou: co-founder & co-producer, Splendour in the Grass festival; co-producer, The Falls festival; co-owner, Vill...
Is there anything distinctive about Australian popular music? Or are Kylie Minogue and Midnight Oil ...
In recent history, the music industry has been built on a small number of relationships, largely dri...
The music industry is [still] in a genuine maelstrom. Globalization is affecting this industry more ...
On September 5th 2008, the Music Council of Australia held a national summit, bringing together 100 ...
The past decade has seen the rapid emergence and growth of broadband internet services, data capable...
This Project encompasses the work of the South Australian Government\u27s 2013 Music Thinker in Resi...
Trajectories for future music education and innovation require understanding of here-and-now musical...
The Independent Music Project is centred around the development and creation of new music, and inclu...
The Independent Music Project is centred around the development and creation of new music, and inclu...
The Independent Music Project is centred around the development and creation of new music, and inclu...
The landscape of festivals in Australia is a diverse one, ranging from large urban festivals to smal...
At a time when Australian popular music is enjoying increasing international critical and commercial...
The music industry is undergoing the most radical changes it has faced in almost a century. New digi...
The Independent Music Project is centred around the development and creation of new music, and inclu...
Perhaps more than any other medium, popular music intersects with and influences the uses of other m...
Is there anything distinctive about Australian popular music? Or are Kylie Minogue and Midnight Oil ...
In recent history, the music industry has been built on a small number of relationships, largely dri...
The music industry is [still] in a genuine maelstrom. Globalization is affecting this industry more ...
On September 5th 2008, the Music Council of Australia held a national summit, bringing together 100 ...
The past decade has seen the rapid emergence and growth of broadband internet services, data capable...
This Project encompasses the work of the South Australian Government\u27s 2013 Music Thinker in Resi...
Trajectories for future music education and innovation require understanding of here-and-now musical...
The Independent Music Project is centred around the development and creation of new music, and inclu...
The Independent Music Project is centred around the development and creation of new music, and inclu...
The Independent Music Project is centred around the development and creation of new music, and inclu...
The landscape of festivals in Australia is a diverse one, ranging from large urban festivals to smal...
At a time when Australian popular music is enjoying increasing international critical and commercial...
The music industry is undergoing the most radical changes it has faced in almost a century. New digi...
The Independent Music Project is centred around the development and creation of new music, and inclu...
Perhaps more than any other medium, popular music intersects with and influences the uses of other m...
Is there anything distinctive about Australian popular music? Or are Kylie Minogue and Midnight Oil ...
In recent history, the music industry has been built on a small number of relationships, largely dri...
The music industry is [still] in a genuine maelstrom. Globalization is affecting this industry more ...