Vote Music (2023)
Contemporary Music in NSW: Policy actions for a strong NSW music industry
Nighttime industry advocates often need to enlighten policymakers, elected officials, and political candidates.
However, we have seen too many self-important policy papers and opaque constituent guides. In today’s TL;DR* world, clear messages and simple statements are ideal.
That’s why we are impressed with this document from New South Wales. Even though it was created in collaboration and consultation with a bazillion people and groups, it gets to the point.
This is a perfect template for any advocacy effort anywhere.
Vote Music outlines the NSW music community’s vision for a better NSW – one that celebrates, supports and invests in its music, artists, and culture – and outlines a clear path to ensuring NSW is the premier music destination in Australia.
Vote Music
*TL;DR is Internet for “too long; didn’t read.”
OPEN PDF DOCUMENTCollaborators:
- Alberts
- APRA AMCOS
- ARIA
- Aslice
- Association of Artist Managers
- Australasian Music Publishers’ Association
- Australian Festival Association
- Australian Live Music Business Council
- Century Venues
- Community Broadcasting Association of Australia
- CrowBar Sydney
- Double Drummer Music
- Eleven: a music company
- FBi Radio
- Gadigal Information Services
- Gallery Recordings
- John Watson Management
- Live Music Office
- Live Nation
- Live Performance Australia
- Mark Poston
- MusicNSW
- National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Music Office
- Phoenix Central Park
- PPCA
- Sally Coleman
- Select Music
- Sonic Lawyers
- Sounds Australia
- Sue Carson – University of Newcastle
- Sweat it Out
- TAFE NSW
- Undr CTRL
- VibeLab
- Warner Chappell Music Australia