Music Australia recently revealed the latest beneficiaries of its Export Development Fund, showcasing the global appeal of Australian music. Over 70 artists, producers, and composers are set to embark on transformative ventures worldwide, supported by nearly a million dollars in funding.
The Export Development Fund, now in its fifth round, aims to propel emerging and established talents onto the international stage. Through a focus on performance, professional development, and market expansion, the initiative nurtures sustainable careers and amplifies Australian music’s presence globally.
This funding wave coincides with the release of Music Australia’s impactful study, The Bass Line, which underscores the significant economic role of music exports in Australia. With international demand surging, Australian music exports have contributed substantially to the industry’s revenue, emphasizing the sector’s global competitiveness.
Since its inception, the Export Development Fund has bolstered over 400 projects, underscoring the necessity of a dedicated export program in fostering the industry’s growth. Among the diverse array of supported projects, notable highlights include Emily Wurramara’s international tour of her award-winning album, LEE.’s creative development journey in Los Angeles, and Chandler Jewels’ collaboration with acclaimed producer WondaGurl in Canada.
Additionally, Music in Exile will launch a global press campaign for their forthcoming album, “Jutna,” while Anieszka plans extensive co-writing sessions in the UK and Germany to broaden her musical horizons. Noteworthy projects also include Paul Nicolaou’s workshop in Vienna focused on composing for video games and DAWS’ production sessions across Europe.
Furthermore, Full Flower Moon Band is poised for a European and UK tour, including a debut showcase at the prestigious Reeperbahn Festival. These projects exemplify the diverse talent and innovation thriving within Australia’s music industry, poised to make a resounding impact on the global stage.
Applications for the upcoming round of the Export Development Fund are open until July 8, offering aspiring musicians and industry professionals a chance to expand their reach and creative endeavors. For more details, interested parties can visit Music Australia’s website for additional information and application guidelines.
As Australian music continues to captivate audiences worldwide, initiatives like the Export Development Fund play a pivotal role in nurturing talent, fostering international collaborations, and amplifying the industry’s global footprint. With a rich tapestry of musical diversity and creativity, Australian artists are poised to make enduring contributions to the global music landscape.
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