For 2020, IMS Ibiza will privatise the entire resort. Access to the summit will only be available for delegate badge holders.
Secure your place now and be part of the conversation: https://t.co/FA3XR301d1
https://t.co/OE9gmplfbW is returning to IMS 2020 as a co-host and will take over one of @destinoIbiza villas to create a family-friendly safe space that is open to all genders.
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. @PioneerDJglobal announce the launch of a new 6-channel club mixer enabling DJs to craft new soundscapes from multiple audio sources.
https://t.co/YSxXmGhvW8
IMS Ibiza 2020: In Pursuit of Purpose.
A new venue for a new decade.
The beginning of a new decade will witness a transformed summit located at a new luxurious venue @destinoIbiza
In association with @PioneerDJglobal
Secure your place now: https://t.co/FA3XR301d1
Are you ready to take your music career to the next level but don’t have the right connections or expertise? If so, it might be time to consider bringing a Manager onto your team.
https://t.co/4txXl6ORbe
The much loved UK talent @nicfanciulli and his manager discuss their journey through the industry; how Nic became a household name in his early twenties, his album release and the Ibiza residency, Dance Or Die.
Watch the full Keynote Interview here - https://t.co/GZoWtsRCwz
Malta’s @djcarlbee breaks down the production techniques he used to create his pounding release ‘Pacer’, a twisted club track that received support from some of the industry’s biggest names, including Solomun and Joris Voorn
https://t.co/pKQmRHBkWG
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.@lukedotcurtis gave IMS Delegates a personalised photo-shoot during the summit to help take their brand to the next level.
The IMS College experience focusses on education panels, one-on-one sessions, networking events and world-class parties
The Association For Electronic Music (AFEM) has launched a mental health guide for people working in the electronic music industry. The guide aims to educate, provide practical support, and further destigmatise the subject of mental health.
https://t.co/DYQC4OHhvq
Alongside the panels, workshops and events IMS College Delegates had the golden opportunity to speak 1-to-1 with industry leaders. Maren Brombeiss (Artist Manager, Germany) shared her insights for what it takes emerging artists to work with a manager to further their career.
"We are in such a visual driven era where everything is online and therefore its important to translate into something visual that can create your awareness offline and online." - Justine Servais (Armada Music, International PR & Promotion Manager, NL) on the art of branding
"We need to use the right language. Business terminology can scare artists away from branding so we need to make sure we translate it in the right way." - @lukedotcurtis (Platform 8o8, Creative Director, UK) on the art of branding
A local club in Maidstone called Club Class gave me my education. Music is so easy to access now but back then, that was your value” - Nic Faniculli (Artist, UK) on his music education.
“I wasn’t into dance music when I was younger. I was into the Stone Roses, Oasis etc. Somebody got me hooked on Daft Punk, and then I discovered Underworld, Laurent Garnier and Carl Cox...
Now we’ve got people sending us tracks and we’ve become a bit brutal too but one thing we said is we’re going to respond and respond honestly." - Danny Whittle (IMS, Co-Founder, UK) on starting his own label with @ManuGonzalez (Artist, Spain)
"What we found is we would send tracks into labels. It's a brutal industry. You get people who won’t respond for months. After a few years of experiencing that we said let's just start our own label. Let’s take control of what we’re doing... 1/2)