Black Lives In Music target 'long-lasting change' after government licensing report lands

Black Lives In Music CEO Charisse Beaumont has said that the government’s new licensing proposals could be the “foundation for deeper and long-lasting change”. Announced yesterday (July 31) the proposals are aimed at modernising licensing processes, some of which will directly impact the music business. Beaumont was part of the ...

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Splice to release Spitfire Audio's libraries via its Rent-To-Own plugin marketplace

Music creation platform Splice is set to release a collection of Spitfire Audio’s effects and orchestral libraries through its Rent-To-Own plugin marketplace. The collaboration will be bringing affordable ...

Notting Hill Academy Of Music & BIMM University reveal new partnership

BIMM University and the Notting Hill Academy Of Music (NHAM) have announced details of a partnership designed to nurture a new wave of industry talent. All courses delivered ...

AWAL confirms promotions for Matt Riley, Vic Needs and Sam Potts

Earlier this week AWAL’s UK team were discussing their blockbuster CMAT campaign in Music Week, and now the company has revealed a run of promotions. Matt Riley ...

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