Indie 100 2014

Philip Graham; Andy Arthurs; John Willsteed; Kiley Gaffney; Gavin Carfoot; Briony Luttrell; Lachlan Goold; Yanto Browning; Tom Hunt; Julia Kourtidis; Alex Miller; Josh Tuck; Paul Pilsneniks; Don Lee; Aled Humphrys; Michael Smallman; Geoff McGahan; Bradley Millard; Craig McCullogh; Bure Godwin; Konstantine

Musical performance

Indie 100 2014

Philip Graham, Andy Arthurs, John Willsteed, Kiley Gaffney, Gavin Carfoot, Briony Luttrell, Lachlan Goold, Yanto Browning, Tom Hunt, Julia Kourtidis, …

QUT Gasworks Studios (Brisbane, Australia, 25-May-2014–31-May-2014)

Queensland University of Technology

2013

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Abstract

Performing Arts and Creative Writing

Indie 100

100 Songs Project

music industry

music production

Brisbane Music Scene

The Independent Music Project is centred around the development and creation of new music, and includes research into copyright, business models of the future, new technologies, and new audiences. The music industry is undergoing the most radical changes it has faced in almost a century. New digital technologies have made the production, distribution, and promotion of recorded music accessible to anyone with a personal computer. People can now make high-quality digital copies of music and distribute them globally within minutes. Even bastions of the established industries, such as EMI and Columbia, are struggling to make sense of the new industry terrain. The whole employment picture has changed just as radically for people who wish to make a living from music. In Australia, many of the avenues that provided employment for musicians have either disappeared or dramatically shrunk. The advertising industry no longer provides the level of employment it used to prior to the Federal deregulation of the industry in 1992. In many places, new legislative pressures on inner-city and suburban venues have diminished the number of performance spaces that musicians can work in. Just as quickly, new sectors have opened to professional musicians: computer games, ringtones, sound-enabled toys and web advertising all present new opportunities to the enterprising musician. The opportunity to distribute music internationally without being signed to a major label is very attractive to many aspiring and established professionals. No doubt the music industry will face many more challenges as technologies continue to change, as global communication gets easier and faster, and as the challenges to copyright proliferate and change. These challenges cannot be successfully met on a single front. They require research and expertise from all sectors being affected, and this is why the independent music project (IMP) exists.

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Title: Indie 100 2014
Authors: Philip Graham (Author) - Queensland University of Technology
Andy Arthurs (Author)
John Willsteed (Author)
Kiley Gaffney (Author)
Gavin Carfoot (Author)
Briony Luttrell (Author)
Lachlan Goold (Author)
Yanto Browning (Author)
Tom Hunt (Author)
Julia Kourtidis (Author)
Alex Miller (Author)
Josh Tuck (Author)
Paul Pilsneniks (Author)
Don Lee (Author)
Aled Humphrys (Author)
Michael Smallman (Author)
Geoff McGahan (Author)
Bradley Millard (Author)
Craig McCullogh (Author)
Bure Godwin (Author)
Konstantine (Author)
Event details: QUT Gasworks Studios (Brisbane, Australia, 25-May-2014–31-May-2014)
Format: 100 hours, 101 pieces
Publisher: Queensland University of Technology
Date published: 2013
Organisation Unit: School of Business and Creative Industries; Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic); University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland; School of Creative Industries - Legacy
Language: English
Record Identifier: 99451385602621
Output Type: Musical performance

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