
Singapore festival organizer David Siow offers roadmap for musicians hoping to break into Asian markets
Siow, the founder of Steady State Records, revealed a 10-point strategy in a discussion at the Jade Music Festival in Vancouver.

Siow, the founder of Steady State Records, revealed a 10-point strategy in a discussion at the Jade Music Festival in Vancouver.

Minister of State for Childcare Chen and Shaw will sing at the festival because they endorse its goal of supporting underrepresented artists.

相信大部份北美居民从未听过MADKID这个名字。然而,在日本音乐产业文化振兴财团(JMCE)的支持下,这个日本男团的知名度或将会大大提升。东京国际音乐市场(TIMM)在最近一次活动上为这个极具默契的五人跳唱组合进行宣传。JMCE是TIMM的赞助商之一,而TIMM则是日本规模最大的企业对企业国际音乐节。

相信大部份北美居民從未聽過MADKID這個名字。然而,在日本音樂產業文化振興財團(JMCE)的支持下,這個日本男團的知名度或將會大大提升。

Fujimura dealt with individual Beatles, Queen, and Coldplay as a record executive; now, she focuses on the Tokyo International Music Market.

毕业于卡普兰诺大学,区浚逸(Clarence「CNFMUS」 Au)作风低调,或许令人忽略了他在音乐业界的卓越成就。父母是移民并在温哥华土生土长的他,在太平洋两岸的音乐成就均硕果累累。

畢業於卡普蘭諾大學,區浚逸(Clarence「CNFMUS」 Au)作風低調,或許令人忽略了他在音樂業界的卓越成就。父母是移民並在溫哥華土生土長的他,在太平洋兩岸的音樂成就均碩果纍纍。

The Vancouver-born Au will host a panel discussion at the Jade Music Festival on the elevation of Chinese-language music in Canada.

歌手、作曲家兼演员叶铭恒(Tyler Shaw)看起来并不是容易感到尴尬的人。毕竟,这名在高贵林长大,现年29岁的表演者从十多岁起就已成为大众焦点,更于2012年在音乐多多可口可乐翻唱大赛(MuchMusic Coca-Cola Covers Contest)夺得冠军。

When he was growing up in Coquitlam, Shaw says he didn’t value his Chinese heritage, but that changed when he visited Hong Kong with his dad.










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