EVENTS
Check out all the forthcoming events with AFEM and our partners. If you are a member and want to feature here, then contact us with details.
LinkedIn Live: The Cycle to Amsterdam Dance Event
AFEM is pleased to present a LinkedIn Live conversation about the ADE Cycle, the charity ride that takes participants from London to Amsterdam Dance Event in support of Bridges for Music.
AFEM, YOYAKU, SACEM, CLIP: Understanding the Life of an Electronic Music Release
Designed for artists, labels and music professionals, the session will trace the full lifecycle of an electronic music release.
AFEM x DDEX present: The Hidden Infrastructure of Music Rights
A simple question, “why can’t this just work?”, sparked one of AFEM’s most popular member roundtables and an industry report on the friction across music data, rights and royalties.
On 2 July, AFEM and DDEX open that conversation to the wider industry with a LinkedIn Live. Free and open to all.
Transmissions NYC: AFEM and Resident Advisor present a half-day summit at Elsewhere
AFEM and Resident Advisor present Transmissions NYC: Plugging In To The Electronic Music Sector, a free half-day summit at Elsewhere Brooklyn on 18 June, programmed as part of New York Music Month.
Three panels and a closing mixer take on the questions facing the sector now: how independent labels hold their ground, where NYC nightlife goes next, and what AI means for creation, rights and revenue.
Feedback MTUK x AFEM: a music tech pitch competition for electronic labels and publishers
Feedback is Music Technology UK’s recurring pitch competition for music tech founders. AFEM is teaming up with MTUK on this one to put electronic music labels and publishers at the centre of the room.
Tuesday 19 May, 18:00 to 22:00 BST, at H.O.M.E in London. Four founders pitch live to a panel of senior label and publishing executives, each holding £100,000 of virtual investment to allocate.
AFEM Health Roundtable: Tinnitus and Hearing Health
On Tuesday 5 May, AFEM hosts a public roundtable on tinnitus and hearing health for the electronic music industry. Two guests bring direct, lived and professional experience to a candid, practical conversation moderated by AFEM Health Co-Chair Izzy Naud.