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Sónar+D 2018 Barcelona
Sónar+D 2018 Barcelona

Creativity,
Technology
& Business

13.14.15.16
June 2018
Barcelona

Creativity,
Technology
& Business

13.14.15.16
June 2018
Barcelona

Creativity,
Technology
& Business

13.14.15.16
June 2018
Barcelona

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Music industry intelligence presented by Wired

Music industry intelligence presentado por  Wired - Sónar+D Barcelona 2018

Music industry intelligence presented by Wired

Music discovery is still at the centre of music platform development and there are diverse approaches to bridge the distance between music and its fans. In this session we will discover these different approaches, that are a mix of artificial intelligence, human intelligence and collective intelligence.

For this, we will count on Bandcamp. Even though this platform uses algorithms, the way it brings music to the audience is purely human and curatorial. On the one hand there are recommendations based on fans’ purchases (it’s more than a social media “like”), and on the other hand, they have an editorial team that digs personally into their immense catalog.

Pandora pioneered music recommendation, merging human sensitivity with algorithmic precision. It started out in 2000 with The Music Genome Project, where a team of musicologists started labeling each song with a number of attributes (up to 450). Sophisticated algorithms arrange all these attributes to deliver listener totally personalized music.

One of the leading companies in AI and music is Jukedeck. Their tools allow to generate royalty-free music to be used in audio visual content or deliver completely personalized playlists.

Participants are Aly Gillani and J.Edward Keyes, Label Rep. and Editorial Director at Bandcamp respectively; Fabien Gouyon, Head of data science research, Europe, at Pandora, and Marco Selvi, software engineer at Jukedeck. The session will be chaired by WIRED Magazine journalist Victoria Turk.


 

Wednesday 13
16:30 - 17:40

Stage+D (P4 Level 1)

Bandcamp - Sónar+D Barcelona 2018Pandora - Sónar+D Barcelona 2018Jukedeck

Music discovery is still at the centre of music platform development and there are diverse approaches to bridge the distance between music and its fans. In this session we will discover these different approaches, that are a mix of artificial intelligence, human intelligence and collective intelligence.

For this, we will count on Bandcamp. Even though this platform uses algorithms, the way it brings music to the audience is purely human and curatorial. On the one hand there are recommendations based on fans’ purchases (it’s more than a social media “like”), and on the other hand, they have an editorial team that digs personally into their immense catalog.

Pandora pioneered music recommendation, merging human sensitivity with algorithmic precision. It started out in 2000 with The Music Genome Project, where a team of musicologists started labeling each song with a number of attributes (up to 450). Sophisticated algorithms arrange all these attributes to deliver listener totally personalized music.

One of the leading companies in AI and music is Jukedeck. Their tools allow to generate royalty-free music to be used in audio visual content or deliver completely personalized playlists.

Participants are Aly Gillani and J.Edward Keyes, Label Rep. and Editorial Director at Bandcamp respectively; Fabien Gouyon, Head of data science research, Europe, at Pandora, and Marco Selvi, software engineer at Jukedeck. The session will be chaired by WIRED Magazine journalist Victoria Turk.


 

  • Transparent Aly Gillani - Sónar+D Barcelona 2018

    Aly Gillani, Bandcamp

  • Transparent J. Edward Keyes - Sónar+D Barcelona 2018

    J. Edward Keyes, Bandcamp

  • Transparent Fabien Gouyon - Sónar+D Barcelona 2018

    Fabien Gouyon, Pandora

  • Transparent Victoria Turk - Sónar+D Barcelona 2018

    Victoria Turk, Senior editor at WIRED UK

  • Transparent Marco Selvi - Sónar+D Barcelona 2018

    Marco Selvi, Jukedeck

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