In a rich 3-day program of content sessions, workshops, networking events and live performances, music makers, cutting-edge technology companies, brands and talents will converge in the host city of Cape Town to foster a deeper connection between people and music. , transforming audience engagement and creating new business relationships.
Hear from industry experts
From August 24-25, MusiciAfrica content sessions and workshops sponsored by the African Rising Music Conference (ARMC) will open up opportunities and tools to advance the careers of artists and music professionals in Africa.
“ARMC is a collaborative space to take African music from the street, to the studio, to the world. We are excited about the partnership as we are able to provide a platform to inspire, learn and network in Africa and globally,” said Martin Hiller, FamWeek Africa Director of Marketing, Innovation and Content.
The content sessions focus not only on recording artists, but also on music executives and individuals who make money by writing music, creating and selling recorded music. The issue of ownership of the music and what the artists should get will also be discussed.
Featured speakers include Eddie Hattie, Director: Music in Africa Foundation; DJ Draes, artist and producer; XXC Legacy, Artist and Cross Trainer Ambassador; Mzoxolo X Mayongo, co-founder of Magalid Collection; Siya Metane, CEO: SlikourOnLife; Anthos Stella, CEO: Content Connect Africa; Namakau star, artist; Das Capital, musician, designer, sound; Barry Bridges, sleep rehabilitation specialist and the representation of women in music South Africa.
Sarah Jane Nicholson, Managing Director of Paradise Africa Distribution, added: “When two great brands collide, magic happens! Musici Africa and @africa_rising_music_conference are proud to announce their partnership at @fameweekafrica. Featured speakers include @xxc_legacy, @magolide.co, @djdreas_na, @dwsonofficial @kamo_mailula @namakau.star @stellaantos and #womeninmusicsa.
Building on the main pillars discussed at this year’s RMC, we’ll delve deeper into what it means to build an independent career as an artist or label, address the possibilities of building bridges, and discuss ways to amplify female voices in the music ecosystem.
More reasons to be happy
The Musiki Africa Pavilion at Fame Week Africa brings together labels, streamers, producers and recording artists, Musiki Sounds powered by Paradise Sound System gave eight artists the opportunity to release their singles and the popular party put the spotlight on African singers. .
“Music Africa is a big step for artists not only in the music industry but in all creative industries. As a self-directed, independent artist, this will help me expose myself to a whole new network of professionals. I would never have been able to reach it,” says singer, songwriter and entertainer Bonga Kwana.
Be part of the cultural revolution
As a platform to showcase new African artists, music trends and music-related products and services, Musici Africa is the go-to destination for all artists to connect with the global music industry during Fame Week Africa. From hot trends to strategic approaches and business models, if this is your world, these are your people. What are you waiting for? Register now to attend content sessions.
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Other events taking place during Africa Fame Week include: MIP Africa, part of the global MIP markets, Cape Town International Animation Festival (CTAF) and Media Entertainment Solutions Africa (MESA).
Now is your chance to be part of Africa’s most diverse, collaborative and innovative event for the continent’s creatives. Create, enrich and strengthen your business relationships with Famweek Africa, developed by RX Africa.
Register for FAM Week Africa 2022 and book your Cape Town stay today!
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