Emerging music and fintech startup Djooky has launched the virtual Djooky Music Investment Summit (DMIS) scheduled for 17 and 18 June.
The new summit seeks to bring together key music business players responsible for drawing investment into the music industry.
With the event, the organisers aim to:
- Discuss traditional and innovative ways for attracting funding.
- Raise awareness about monetisation tools for beginner artists.
- Promote early-stage startups that will change the music industry.
The speakers at the summit will represent labels, publishing companies, streaming platforms, independent music distributors, global tech companies, artist management companies and consulting firms.
The summit will open with a panel discussion titled Music Investment in the COVID-19 Era: The Big Comeback, which will be dedicated to the post-pandemic future of the music business and the emerging market opportunities.
The rest of the programme will include discussions on:
- Independent artists as the fastest-developing segment of the music business.
- Streaming platforms as the industry’s ultimate game changer.
- AI, blockchain and innovation as hot spots for investors.
- New tech solutions.
- Intellectual property rights.
Participation is free, particularly for:
- Independent artists looking for ways to make their careers more profitable.
- Music-related, non-for-profit organisations helping emerging musicians build their careers.
- Organisations that provide artists with legal support and defend the interests of people involved in the music industry.
Tickets are valid for all events with the exception of workshops.
Interested participants can request a free ticket here.
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