A3C Hip Hop Festival Blog

Learn how to monetize streaming data at A3C '17

Written by Mike Walbert | Aug 15

Steaming has completely changed the music business. We're now entering the golden age of music. There is money and tons of valuable data flowing into the industry and artists have more power than ever. 

Music industry titans, Lars Murray (SVP Strategic Partnerships of Pandora) and Jason Geter (Co-Founder of Culture Republic), will be discussing data captured by streaming companies and how artists can use that data to make money at the A3C Conference on Thursday, Oct 5th during the Music Tech Experience (MTX).

MTX converts the Loudermilk Ballroom into a hybrid exhibitor space + conference room on Thursday, Oct 6thMTX will connect music tech startups, end-users and music industry leaders to spark innovation and partnerships

Culture Republic assists in identifying and cultivating the most authentic brand partnerships in music, films, apparel and spirits. Culture Republic was founded by proven entertainment executives Jason Geter, Chaka Zulu, and Bernard Parks, Jr., who have successfully launched and navigated the brands of international superstars such as T.I., Ludacris, 2 Chainz, Travis Scott, Iggy Azalea, Outkast, Cee-Lo Green, 8 Ball & MJG, B.O.B., DJ Drama, and Big K.R.I.T.

Only music tech startups need apply

We're looking for the most innovative music tech startups to spotlight at A3C ConferenceWe will be providing 5 startups with a unique experience to help spark growth and development. 

Deadline to apply is August 19th

Apply Here

The Statup Spotlight is best suited for companies that help artists create, market, share and monetize music & videos. We will provide a valuable experience to help spark growth and development.  

Startups will be able to:

  • Connect with record labels, music industry veterans, artists and producers.
  • Engage with potential partners, advocates, ambassadors and users.
  • Receive useful and actionable feedback. 

Why Hip-Hop?

Hip-Hop is the most important, influential and potentially largest user-base for many music tech companies. Hip-Hop artists are early adopters and often the most active and engaged community on most social and music technology platforms.