London’s Electronic Music Conference For The Next Generation.
SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED:
Adrian Hughes - Head Of Marketing & Label Services, !K7 Records
Alan Miller - Chairman, Night Time Industries Association
Andy Blackett - Promotions Manager, Fabric
Ashley Howard - Dance Account Manager, PRS for Music
B.Traits - DJ / Presenter, BBC Radio 1
Becky Tong - Co-founder, Juicebox / Radio Plugger
Carly Wilford - DJ / Presenter / Creator IAmMusic & SISTER
Danny Daze - Artist / Founder, Omnidisc Records
Ed Karney - Founder of GRADE Management: Seth Troxler, Jackmaster
Elias - Artist
Fabio Florido - DJ / Producer / Ambassador, PLAYdifferently
Felix Faire - Artist
Fiona Measham - Professor of Criminology, Durham University / The Loop
Franziska Eichler - Partner at Extend Artists Agency Berlin / Booking Agent: Richie Hawtin
Hannah Shogbola - Agent, Echo Location Talent
Jeremy Abbott - Deputy Digital Editor, Mixmag
Maria May - Agent, CAA
Mark Brown - Founder, Cr2 Records
Mark Lawrence - Director, Association For Electronic Music
Mike Malak - Agent, CODA: Jess Glynne, Pusha T
Norman Jay MBE
Olivia Nunn - Head of Marketing, Universal
Ralph Moore - Editor At-Large, Mixmag / Director, Moore Media
Rich Cufley - Technical Director, Sound Services
Rowan Carnihan - Charity Coordinator, Amy Winehouse Foundation
Sam Potts - Head of Radio, Columbia Records / Founder, Young Guns Network
Sarah Polonsky - U.S. Editor, DJ Magazine
Sebastian Weingartshofer - Manager, MTA Management
Sofia Ilyas - Founder, Float PR: Nils Frahm
Steven Braines - Founder, The Weird and The Wonderful / Artist Manager: Maya Jane Coles, KDA
Toddla T - Artist / BBC Radio 1
Tom Riley - A&R/Marketing, OWSLA & Founder of Catalyst Artist Management
Tom van Berckel - Head of Business Development, Night Time Industries Association
Tony Andrews - Founder, Funktion-One
Vidhi Ghandi - A&R, Ninja Tune
Whyt Noyz - DJ / Producer
Last year’s Take Note event introduced a new type of conference into the electronic music world, one aimed at people attempting to break into it rather than for those within. Over forty speakers from diverse roles in major record labels, management companies, mainstream media, lawyers, agents, esteemed prs, artists and many more all came together to discuss aspects of the industry that were previously kept under wraps.
This year Take Note is back to further educate, inspire and connect the next generation of our music industry. Young people in music are encouraged to build their own projects and identity, making an impact on the industry and opening doors for themselves in order to follow a career path that is exciting and potentially very lucrative, but one of the hardest to manoeuvre.
Hearing from the leading lights in electronic music, sharing their wisdom and offering advice, Take Note allows their delegates to enter this industry suitably armed and fully equipped to make the right choices and lead a fulfilling and successful career. Take Note plays a vital role in educating the next generation, those who will inevitably sculpt the future of our industry.
Bill Brewster will host a special three-part series of events in association with Take Note at Second Home in the run up looking at club culture and trends in the capital, the first of which is on Tuesday Sept 13th.
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