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Audiomack, a global leader in music streaming, is set to host two dynamic events in Accra on Wednesday, December 4, 2024.
In collaboration with Ghanaian music company The Continent. Live and the British Council, these initiatives aim to empower and elevate Africa’s music ecosystem by providing education, networking opportunities, and a celebration of African music and culture.
The events will feature a One-Day Music Masterclass and an exclusive evening mixer dubbed Audiomack House, catering to artists, producers, and music professionals looking to sharpen their skills and expand their networks.
One-Day Music Masterclass
Time: 9:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Venue: British Council, Accra
Audiomack’s co-founder, Ponte, and VP of Marketing, Charlotte Bwana, along with other top executives in the music industry, will lead the Masterclass. This in-depth session will cover essential topics such as:
• Management fundamentals
• Legal essentials
• Branding and marketing strategies
• Best practices for utilizing Audiomack
• Unlocking revenue streams in the music industry
Designed as an interactive and educational event, it promises invaluable insights and practical tools for artists, producers, and music professionals, alongside unparalleled networking opportunities.
Audiomack House
Time: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Venue: Private Location (Invitation Only)
The day will conclude with Audiomack House, an exclusive evening mixer for industry players, tastemakers, and artists. This private event will celebrate the best of African music and culture, offering a vibrant space for networking and fostering collaborations.
Driving African Music Forward
Audiomack’s commitment to empowering artists and advancing the global music industry has made it the most widely used streaming platform in Africa. Partnering with The Continent. Live, an incubator and label focused on African music, and the British Council, this initiative underscores their shared mission to support talent through education, events, and high-quality content.
Artists, producers, and other stakeholders in the Ghanaian music industry are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to gain invaluable knowledge and build meaningful connections.
For more information, visit Audiomack’s website or social media channels.
