Thank you San Francisco! Digital Music SF had its annual mixer in conjunction with Music2k and Billboard Nov. 16, on the eve of Billboard’s FutureSound conference. Whenever we come here the turnout is always amazing, and this time proved no different.
We had a packed room of nearly 200 total attendees, including representatives from Apple, Shazam, IRIS, Pandora, MOG, Official.fm, The Echo Nest, Sony Music Entertainment, IODA, and many more. As usual, there were a few presenters with announcements to make. They included:
- SF’s own Brian Zisk hyping the upcoming SFMusicTech conference, coming up Feb. 13.
- Bill Wilson from DigitalMusic.org, music industry association NARM’s digital wing that is building a trade association for the digital music industry
- IK Multimedia, showing off its new VocalLive app, which extends its guitar-based music platform to singers
But most of the night was just simple networking. App developers. Service providers. Music industry exec and artists. The digital music space is obviously a very healthy and exciting one, and attendees hung out far longer than the 7 – 9 scheduled timeframe. Thanks to all who turned out.
We’re eyeing New York as the location for our next meetup. Companies interested in turning these events into a customized platform for their own message, complete with targeted invites and pre/post event distribution, can always jump in as a sponsor. Contact Antony [at] antonybruno [dot] com for details.
Digital Music SF and Musi2k, in conjunction with Billboard’s FutureSound conference, presents our next major digital music industry networking evening on November 16th from 7-9pm at Eve’s Lounge in San Francisco.
Digital Music SF and Musi2k, in conjunction with Billboard’s FutureSound conference, presents our next major digital music industry networking evening on November 16th from 7-9pm at Eve's Lounge in San Francisco.
Check out highlights from Musi2k on August 4th, 2011. The event included a fireside chat with J Sider from RootMusic and Anu Kirk from MOG, as well as an elevator pitch session for attendees that included SF Music Tech Summit, Hypebot, and more!
In preparation for SF Music Tech, we held a Digital Music SF networking event to give music and tech professionals an early boost of business networking. Brian Zisk, head of SF Music Tech MCed while or own Brent Bucci (of Fortex/Ballou PR) helped run the show. Thanks to MXP4's Bopler Games and Musixmatch for supporting the event. Of course, this should all be continued in two weeks at the SF Music Tech Summit, so don’t forget to sign up atwww.sfmusictech.com. Read on for details and pictures...
We would like to thank MXP4 (disclosure: client sponsor) for supporting the event as part of the launch of their Bopler Games on Facebook. If you have not yet tried Bopler Games, which allows you to create an original social music gaming experience by combining your choice of games and music, we encourage you to try it out at facebook.com/boplergames.
Another thank you goes to musiXmatch (disclosure: client of our Europe-US partner, Ballou PR) for their continued support of the music developer community. Featuring the largest commercial lyrics API in the world, MusiXmatch is committed to providing developers with the tools that they need to create the next generation of interactive online music services.
As always, we welcome your feedback and ideas. Please do contact us if you are interested in learning more about our series of digital music industry community offline/online networking events as well as our digital music, media and tech public relations team.
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