Although summer is a time for open-air festivals, some indoor music industry conferences take place during July and August, offering an exciting programme and great discussions. The Music Void lists a few industry events in different parts of the world where professionals will gather to discuss all things business, creativity and tech.
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Founded in 2009, Sofar Sounds took up a niche presenting to the world up-and-coming artists at unexpected secret venues, mostly at people’s homes. With their headquarters in London, the company quickly grew into a global network of music events organisers based in 36 countries before the outbreak of the pandemic.
The Tallinn Music Week conference was a platform for discussing AI and its potential, while also showcasing innovative music artists who blend traditional and contemporary elements. The conference highlighted Estonia's commitment to creativity, technological advancements, and a better future.
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