The AFEM Promoter Good Practice Guide is a voluntary framework for independent and early career electronic music promoters, shaped by the collective insight of AFEM’s global membership.
Its 16 chapters follow the life of a show, and promoters who align with its principles can register for the AFEM Promoter Good Practice Registered mark.
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.
Developing a live electronic music show is one of the most complex steps an artist can take. The latest AFEM Industry Insider podcast brings together four practitioners working at the sharp end of live electronic music to unpack what it takes to go from DJ set to live show — how artists evolve their performance identity, what’s involved in designing and scaling a live rig, and the common pitfalls that catch teams out along the way.
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.
In this edition, we’re featuring DDA Law Firm, founded by Deborah De Angelis, a leading music and entertainment lawyer whose work spans copyright policy, artist advocacy, and the development of future-facing legal frameworks.
Co-chairs ‘Deborah De Angelis’ and ‘Vittorio Balestrazzi’ have compiled an extensive Legal Guide for the DJs and Producers.