We continue a deeper dive into the Keychange Impact Evaluation report and see how it has facilitated participation on the programme. It takes into consideration the Keychange programme itself and priorities beyond gender…
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We take a closer look at the Keychange Impact Evaluation report and its impact on our alumni. Taking anonymised surveys and in-depth evaluations allow us to not only take away positive results of the programme – it is also an opportunity…
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You may recall us sharing the UK Musicians’ Census 2023 survey last year – and we would love to share the latest findings from it, brought to you by Help…
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ICYMI today we take a look at the latest FACTS survey from female:pressure released on International Women’s Day this year. The report demonstrates…
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While it’s important to acknowledge progress, we take a look at figures from the latest USC Annenberg’s ‘Inclusion in the Recording Studio?’ report that digs into the more sobering, behind-the-scenes…
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The importance of measuring change cannot be stressed enough. And so, we take another look at the latest edition of the BE THE CHANGE report which looks at its research from 2021 to now. Whether sexual harassment…
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The latest edition of the BE THE CHANGE report is out now! Brought to you by TuneCore and believe, the data comes from more than 4,100 women, men, and gender expansive industry professionals…
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With International Women’s Day around the corner, let’s remind ourselves of the positives from the latest USC Annenberg’s ‘Inclusion in the Recording Studio?’ report…
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We’ve yet to look at the latest Women in CTRL’s Seat at the Table 2024 report for Friday Figures, and so let’s remind ourselves of representation at…
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ICYMI: Last month also saw the release of Misogyny in music for the UK’s House of Commons, which makes recommendations to the government. We think it’s an excellent resource which references…
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We love the annual USC Annenberg’s ‘Inclusion in the Recording Studio?’ report which has become an indispensable resource for us. Analysing the ‘Gender & Race/Ethnicity of Artists, Songwriters, & Producers…
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Who’s behind Coachella 2024? A question answered by ROSTR! As festival lineups for 2024 continue to be revealed, not only does ROSTR looked at gender figures of Coachella, it also finds the booking…
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ICYMI the Why Not Her? Collective are back with the latest analysis of Irish radio. Support for national talent is a crucial step in identifying and developing artists, with radio providing that all-important access…
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We hope that you’ve had a restful break and a positive start to the year! And talking of positive, we start the year by looking at the UK charts rundown for 2023 from the BPI (representing the UK’s…
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To highlight the launch of Creative UK’s free e-module on bullying and harassment, we take a look at The Musicians’ Union Report ‘For the Love of Music: Ending Sexual Harassment in the Music Industry’ with…
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Where career progression and seniority is involved, age plays a part when it comes to women dropping off or slowing down in their careers which isn’t just restricted to parenthood and care. UK Music’s…
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Whilst we continue to interrogate intersectional angles in the music industry, the socio-economic question is one that can be challenging to define and quantify and we must look to the contexts and definitions in…
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With the launch of the latest survey announced this week, we take another look at third ‘BE THE CHANGE: Gender Equality in the Music Industry’ study from believe, TuneCore and Luminate released earlier…
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As we anticipate our trip to Milan next week, let’s take a look at some chart statistics from Italy. The year fast draws to a close and before 2023 sales and trends are rounded up and analysed, here are some figures
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Today we explore, why take a pledge? And with the year fast coming to an end, we look forward to the next instalment of the Annenberg Inclusion Report and in the meantime, reflect on their 2023 findings….
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