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 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.
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.
LinkedIn Live: BELEM Lyric Translation presented by AFEM
Join us on Monday 2 March for a LinkedIn live session on BELEM Lyric Translation presented by AFEM.
LinkedIn Live: The Electronic Music Industry & Net Zero
The language of sustainability is now firmly embedded in conversations across the music industry, but what do these terms actually mean in practice?
AFEM Finance Summit: Streaming, Touring & Taxation
Bringing together leading experts to unpack the practical realities of working across borders.
AFEM Radio Summit: Dance Music Radio in the U.S.
This session brings together leading voices from across the U.S. radio landscape to explore how dance music breaks, thrives, and evolves in a uniquely fragmented market.
AFEM Presents: Celebrating South Asian Heritage Month
In celebration of South Asian Heritage Month, this AFEM panel explores the creative, cultural, and professional contributions of the South Asian diaspora to the electronic music industry.
Mind the Gap: Discovering Royalties and Revenue Streams
Why royalties often go uncollected – from underrepresented territories to overlooked income streams – and share practical ways to identify and recover what’s yours.
AFEM Presents: Music Licensing Fit For The Future
In this panel, AFEM members explore the renewed importance of keeping rights aligned to enable efficient ‘200 per cent’ licensing – where both master and publishing rights must be cleared.