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The modern music industry is a constantly changing environment, but whether you are dreaming of a full-time career in music, or you would simply like to develop a sustainable platform from which to create and promote your work, there are three areas that will always need your attention: your art, your audience, and yourself. This three-part workshop series will examine each of these areas, looking at high-level concepts that can guide you at any career level, as well as practical tips and tactics for DIY artists trying to establish themselves with an audience and within the music industry.

While some topics will overlap across the sessions, the three workshops are broadly broken down as follows:

Session 1 // 10.06.2025 2 pm : You (How to create appropriate goals, plans and mindset)

Session 2 // 17.06.2025 2 pm: Your Audience (How to identify, communicate with, and build your audience)

Session 3 // 24.06.2025 2 pm: Your Music (The practicalities of recording and releasing)

Coach Gil Hockman

🎤 Music Pool Berlin @ re:publica 2025

🗓 26.05.2025 | 🕕 18:45–19:45 | 📍@re_publica

💥 Gewinne 1 von 15 Tagestickets für den 26.05. der diesjährigen re:publica!

Kommentiere dafür einfach unter unserem Instagram post bis zum 23.05. 16 Uhr, zu welcher Generation du zählst – Gen Z, Millennial, Gen X oder Boomer – und nimm an der Verlosung teil. 🧬🎫

📩 Die Gewinner*innen benachrichtigen wir per DM.

Kulturelle Infrastrukturen unter Druck - Ein Gespräch mit Kulturschaffenden über digitale Resourcen, Kunst-Förderung und gesellschaftliche Rahmenbedingungen

Zusammenfassung

Künstlerisches Arbeiten braucht Infrastruktur – ob digital wie Social Media oder analog wie Bühnenräume und Förderprogramme. Doch viele dieser Systeme wirken zunehmend brüchig. Was braucht es, um kulturelle Infrastrukturen neu, gerechter und widerstandsfähiger zu gestalten?

Panel:

Mit dabei:

🎙 Eric Eitel @alias_eitel

🎙 Andrea Goetzke @ago.12.ago

🎙Frauke Boggasch @bbk_berlin

🎙 Anita Richelli @brighter.agency

Wir laden euch ein, mitzudiskutieren:

➡️ Speak Up!

➡️ Conference-Track

➡️ Sprache: Deutsch

#GenXYZ #festival #berlinmusicians #republica

In diesem Workshop setzen wir realistische finanzielle Ziele für deine Musikkarriere und erarbeiten, wie du diese in den nächsten 6, 12 und 24 Monaten erreichst. Wir lernen wie du als Musiker*In dein Einkommen diversifizieren kannst: von Förderungen, Markenkooperationen, Verlagdeals, Festival und Live Gagen, Zusammenarbeit mit kulturellen Institutionen, DJing oder Musikunterricht: es gibt unzählige Art und Weisen in der Musikindustrie Geld zu verdienen, an die du bislang vielleicht noch nicht gedacht hast. Im Austausch mit anderen wollen wir Ängste und Hindernisse adressieren und Lösungsansätze erarbeiten.

Lernziele?

•    realistische finanzielle Ziele setzen für deine Musikkarriere
•    finanziellen Erfolg als Musiker*In definieren
•    Roadmap für die nächsten 6, 12, 24 Monate erarbeiten

Wichtig für wen?

•    alle, die mit Musik Geld verdienen möchten

First steps on professional stages

We’ll be covering all steps how to book, advance and play your first shows on a professional level.

Starting from how to write a booking inquiry mail and what kind of show to book, we’ll move through the process of securing the deal, advancing the production and creating your own technical rider to organizing the day of show.

We’ll cover all terminology and get you stage ready at the end of the workshop.

We will make sure that by the end of the workshop:

- you have a Tech-Rider ready that is clear, understandable and contains all the necessary info

- you will know how to write booking inquiry that you actually get answers on

- you’ve learned all the essential vocabulary to plan your show

- you will know all the roles involved what’s their individual job

- we will have covered „gig-etiquette“, the dos and don’ts on stage and backstage

- you will have learned how to make the most out of your soundcheck time

- you know what different deals there are, what’s a good offer and how to make sure the deal is closed

- you will have learned how to schedule the whole day including traveling, accommodation booking etc.

- and of course we will take our time to answer all of your questions

In this Music Pool community late afternoon, we want to look into current developments in generative AI technologies and their applications in music, and discuss them from the perspective of musicians. What does a current reality check look like? What changes?

One area we'd like to look into is copyright. When media become more and more interactive and fluid with generative AI, how does that change ideas of authorship and copyright? When every song is at the same time an instrument for users to build on and work with, what new organizational frameworks do we need for creative economies?

How do music platforms use generative AI? And how are technologies currently being developed, who drives developments and what interests shape them?

How are generative AI technologies being used creatively by musicians and what do they change - looking at both problems and possibilities?

We look forward to our conversation with:

Zachary Cooper (Amsterdam Law & Technology Institute | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) is a legal scholar, filmmaker and musician, whose research programme focuses on techno-regulatory incoherence when applying copyright law to emerging forms of Generative AI-enabled media. He examines the ways in which Generative AI technologies are able to, sometimes subtly, subvert and confound foundational legal tenets, and how techno-regulatory incoherence is exploited to emancipate emergent tech from the control of the law. He served as Co-Editor of the European Journal of Law and Technology and as Editor-In-Chief of the Amsterdam Law Forum. He recently completed a research programme at the Weizenbaum Institute where he organised an international workshop bringing together leading IP scholars and creative GenAI pioneers to bridge gaps in contemporary scholarship with near-future-state technology.

Leslie García

Organizational Details

This Music Pool conversation is organized in partnership with the WISE conference at Pfefferberg. Join us with free entry for drinks at 16:00, so we can get together for the conversation 17:00 – 19:00. There will also be a WISE reception / networking afterwards, where you can meet more people working in music tech, if you are interested.

16:00 - Meetup with drinks, WISE conference area

17:00 - Conversation with Leslie & Zachary, Haus 13

18:00 - Q&A @ Balkonraum Pfefferberg

19:00 - End & walk over to WISE BY NIGHT with whomever is interested to hang out longer

For those of you who would like to attend the full WISE conference, there is a 50% discount code for the Music Pool community WISEMusicpool25 that you can enter when purchasing your ticket.

Here is the free ticket for just our event.