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138 listed worldwide, in date order.
The event marks the kickoff of Zurich Music Week 2026 with drinks, snacks, and electronic music. It is designed for creative professionals and artists in the electronic music scene to network and connect. Attendance requires an invitation or a PRO PASS.
This masterclass explores creative sampling beyond common routines. Participants learn how to transform single samples into new sound worlds through resampling, layering, pitching, and effects. It is designed for advanced music producers interested in experimental production and creative workflows with samplers and audio manipulation.
SKALA and Theologos share how demos are currently perceived and evaluated by labels. The session covers first impressions, artist positioning, communication, and common mistakes labels encounter. It helps music producers present themselves clearly and authentically as artists through interactive, practical examples.
This conference explores the concept of underground culture focusing on its role in club culture, art, and the music industry. It brings together diverse perspectives to discuss authenticity, commercialization, and political aspects within electronic music and club culture. The event is for those interested in cultural practices and market dynamics of underground scenes.
This conference panel discusses strategies to revive club culture by making dancefloors social and cultural hubs again. It targets event organizers, cultural operators, and community builders interested in club and festival experiences. Attendees will learn about successful concepts involving curated experiences, hybrid formats, and community engagement.
This workshop explores creative workflows, sound design, and production techniques for electronic music. It is designed for beginners and advanced producers interested in making tracks more dynamic and personal. Participants will learn practical methods using Max-for-Live devices, audio recordings, and mixing techniques that enhance club sound.
Meloko shares insights on how artists in electronic music can professionally position themselves and build lasting visibility beyond just good tracks. The session targets emerging and established artists seeking to understand the current music industry and how to stand out with a clear artistic identity. It draws on Meloko's 15 years of experience as a DJ, producer, and label operator.
Gary Smith, co-founder of Amsterdam Dance Events, discusses how a subculture evolved into a global electronic music movement. The conversation explores the origins of ADE, the growth of dance culture, and the importance of networking and real-life encounters in a digital age. This event is for those interested in music culture and the impact of conferences on creative communities.
This event offers music producers a chance to present their self-produced tracks in a personal one-on-one session and receive individual feedback from a label team. It is designed for musicians aiming to advance their music careers and potentially have their tracks released. Participants must prepare up to three tracks and be ready to play them during their 15-minute slot.
Musicians learn how to understand and handle key contracts in the music industry. The workshop helps participants better evaluate offers from management and labels and know when and where to get support with contracts. It is designed for all levels in the music field.
This conference explores how release decisions are made in electronic music today, balancing streaming platforms, social media, data analysis, and artistic intuition. It brings together perspectives from labels, distribution, and platforms to discuss trends, individuality, and the role of data in creative processes. The event is for music industry professionals interested in the intersection of art and data.
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How founders prepare for deeper investor scrutiny\, tougher questions\, and high\-stakes information requests\. \| \| A practical discussion about what happens after investor interest begins to deepen\. Explore how founders prepare materials\, organize information\, communicate transparently\, and respond to investor questions during due diligence while building confidence\, credibility\, and trust throughout the SAC process\. About the Organizer – Seattle Angel Conference is a program for growing the startup and angel investor ecosystems in the greater Seattle area. SIA (formerly startup investor accelerator) UK is a dual-track program for startups and investors. Startups can receive €100–200K in funding through our investment rounds. Investors learn by doing—developing their angel investing skills in real deals. Next opportunities Stay in the loop by visiting our website and following us on Linkedin. Startup Express Interest here \- You could be one of the next startups selected for our funding competition\.
How investors adapt their expectations, risk assessments, and decision-making across sectors and business models. An interactive discussion about how investors evaluate companies differently across industries, stages, and business models. Explore common misconceptions, industry-specific risk factors, capital requirements, growth expectations, and how investors develop conviction in sectors outside their personal expertise. About the Organizer – Seattle Angel Conference is a program for growing the startup and angel investor ecosystems in the greater Seattle area. SIA (formerly startup investor accelerator) UK is a dual-track program for startups and investors. Startups can receive €100–200K in funding through our investment rounds. Investors learn by doing—developing their angel investing skills in real deals. Next opportunities Stay in the loop by visiting our website and following us on Linkedin. Startup Express Interest here - You could be one of the next startups selected for our funding competition.
This conference explores the challenges and realities of independent artist booking in the modern music industry. It covers how artists are discovered and promoted using intuition, networks, data, and AI, while addressing sustainability, diversity, and mental health in the music scene. The event is for music professionals seeking to balance artistic development with commercial pressures and technological tools.
This conference panel gathers actors from Berlin's club and innovation scene to discuss artist support, mental health, AI tools, alternative financing, and advocacy in club culture. It explores how clubs and cultural spaces can sustain themselves and remain vibrant social and cultural hubs in changing cities. The event is for anyone interested in the intersection of nightlife, technology, and urban development.
This event presents digitalswitzerland's participation at the Locarno Film Festival focusing on AI applications in action. It targets professionals interested in artificial intelligence and its intersection with the film industry. Attendees can explore innovative uses of AI technology showcased within a cultural event setting.
This event offers music producers the chance to present their self-produced Deep House, Melodic House, or Tech House tracks in a one-on-one session. Attendees receive individual feedback from a label team and may have the opportunity to get their tracks released. It is designed for music creators ready to advance their careers through direct industry input.
This event offers after work social sessions with live music and space for creative conversations. It is intended for nightlife creators and like-minded individuals who want to connect and network. Attendees can enjoy drinks and music while engaging with others from the creative scene during Zurich Music Week.
Berlin-based music producer HOVR teaches creative workflows and efficient techniques for producing club tracks using Ableton. Attendees learn how to develop intuitive workflows, break down production barriers, and create live club drops while receiving feedback on their own projects. This workshop is for beginner and advanced music producers aiming to improve their music production skills.
This event offers musicians the chance to present their self-produced electronic dance tracks in a personal 1:1 session with a label team. Participants receive individual feedback and advice which could lead to a track release and career advancement. It is designed for electronic music producers seeking to develop and promote their work.
This masterclass explores how artists can develop a clear and recognizable brand identity through storytelling and strategic brand building beyond their music. It is designed for artists who want to connect emotionally with their audience and create long-term recognition. Participants will learn how to align visual language, communication, and musical identity for authentic external representation.
This event provides a free masterclass on rekordbox 7 led by a product specialist, focusing on optimizing DJ workflows and using advanced features. Attendees will learn best practices for track organization, folder structures, and ID3 tagging, along with insights into DJ performance settings and One Library integration. Participants can bring laptops for personalized support.
This event presents the latest DJ technologies from AlphaTheta, the company behind Pioneer DJ, allowing attendees to explore and test professional and entry-level equipment. It is aimed at beginners, hobbyists, and professionals interested in DJing technology. Participants can experience industry-standard devices and different workflows to enhance their DJ skills.