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New BPI report reveals how AI is impacting the music industry

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing how artists write music as well as how it is marketed to fans, a new BPI commissioned report has revealed.

By Jim Ottewill 24 Nov 2016
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11 UK orchestras receive support to programme contemporary music

Aurora Orchestra, Chineke! Orchestra and the Royal Northern Sinfonia are among 11 groups to receive support from the PRS for Music Foundation’s new Resonate fund.

By Anita Awbi 24 Nov 2016
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Nina Nesbitt signs to Cooking Vinyl

Cooking Vinyl has announced the signing of acclaimed Scottish singer songwriter Nina Nesbitt to a global artist services deal.

By Jim Ottewill 24 Nov 2016
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Hull City of Culture to host huge COUM Transmissions events programme

Cosey Fanni Tutti and Genesis P-Orridge are to perform live as part of a series of events for Hull UK City of Culture, which will mark their radical art collective COUM Transmissions.

By Anita Awbi 24 Nov 2016
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Global creator royalties enjoy record year

Global royalties for creators have grown for the third consecutive year to hit a new high of €8.6 billion (£7.35bn), a new report has revealed.

By Jim Ottewill 23 Nov 2016
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Compose for Tri-borough Music Hub at the Royal Albert Hall

Calling all composers - the Tri-borough Music Hub is calling for applications for a large-scale piece to be performed at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

By Jim Ottewill 23 Nov 2016
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Music industry speed date with Karousel Music

Calling all aspiring music industry professionals - attend Karousel Music’s music industry speed dating event and expand your network of contacts.

By Jim Ottewill 23 Nov 2016
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Craig Gill RIP

Inspiral Carpets’ drummer Craig Gill has sadly passed away, aged 44.

By Anita Awbi 23 Nov 2016
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Music lessons can enhance brain development, says study

Taking music lessons can enhance brain development with young people, a new study has claimed.

By Jim Ottewill 22 Nov 2016
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