Given the substantial number of freelancers in the music industry, not being supported is of particular concern, being seen as a disposable element rather than a crucial cog in the wheel that deserves…
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Having diversity is not only related to visibility for underrepresented groups – this naturally allows for a safer space within all contexts. Whether in a venue space, festival, in the studio or fostering a safe environment…
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We would like to think that it’s not all gloom and doom! The Black Lives in Music ‘Being Black in the UK Music Industry: Music Industry Professionals – Part 1’ report found that attitudes are shifting where diversity…
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Given all the work and activism around gender parity in the music industry, we need only to take a look at recently as last year to see the trajectory for the inclusion (or lack thereof!) of women in the studio…
Read MorePerhaps you’ve delved into our Friday Figures (which you should do if you haven’t already!) where we source some excellent reports and resources for you to read. In case you missed them, today we have collated…
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Harassment, perception gap, value gap, confidence gap – in these four simple areas, the ‘BE THE CHANGE – Women in music 2022’ MIDiA Research, TuneCore and Believe makes a call for action for companies…
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Over 1000 respondents over the world took part in the ‘BE THE CHANGE – Women in music 2022’ report which included men, and looked at both creators and executives in the music. Released this week by MIDiA…
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A more positive figure around recognition for women is the nominations for Best New Artist category at the Grammy Awards. Interestingly, however, it is important to note that whilst this figure was at 75%…
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Sometimes, we get stuck in our bubbles with likeminded individuals and organisations - and then we wonder why it takes so long for things to change when we look at the wider picture. Today’s sobering…
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To end on a positive note and a way to move forward, here are 10 practical things that we can all do to support women and gender minorities in the music industry to ensure that change is embedded…
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