Wired Music Week collaborates with Zouk Genting and more to elevate its experience in 2020
Wired Music Week returns for its third electronic music conference in Malaysia, happening from 12 to 15 March, with an exciting new venue partner, Zouk Genting.
Wired Music Week, established since 2018 in Kuala Lumpur, is the first gathering and meeting place of aspiring artists, talent managers and promoters within the electronic music industry in the Southeast Asia region.
Dubbed as Asia’s Largest Electronic Music Conference & Festival, Wired Music Week has established itself as a prominent platform for music industry insiders from around the world to gather and connect, igniting creative discourse on the industry as a whole, as well as providing diverse networking opportunities. 2020 is set to be WMW’s biggest yet, as they announce a new roster of partnerships with Zouk Genting, Plural Asia, and Paul Neuteboom to introduce exciting new pillars within the WMW umbrella.
Wired Music Week x Zouk Genting
To elevate the 2020 experience, Wired Music Week is collaborating with Zouk Genting to give its attendees a full destination experience in the clouds. As the official venue partner, Zouk Genting will be opening its doors to attendees, as well as offering other outlets including Empire, Redtail, and FUHU to serve as the backdrop across the weekend.
Wired Music Week x Plural Asia – Wired Black
For the first time ever incoming 2020, WMW will partner with Plural Asia, an experiential event organizer who has over two decades of experience in the industry, to introduce a brand new initiative – Wired Black, which focuses on the growth and expansion of the underground electronic music scene. Wired Black will encompass a multitude of activities such as keynote talks, panels, workshops, and masterclasses.
These sessions will also feature top international and Asia-based underground electronic music professionals and are co-curated between industry stalwarts Sanjeev Raj (entertainment manager Kyo KL), JonnyVicious (music director Pisco & Barrio KL), Adam Mathews (founder Plural Asia) and John Beh (Founder of WMW).
Wired Music Week x Paul Neuteboom – Connect: China
In order to expand its landscape, WMW will also be introducing a new pillar, Connect: China, in collaboration with electronic music China Pioneer, Paul Neuteboom (CEO, BrotherHood Music, China) to bridge the Chinese electronic music industry with the rest of Asia.
The rise of new technologies has increased our consumption of music content at a rapid pace, thus enabling trends to come and go faster than ever, creating new barriers and disruption within the music industry. The theme aspires to inspire conversations, bringing the industry together to explore new methods to maintain the sustainability of electronic music in today’s modern world, said John Beh, founder of Wired Music Week.
Prepare for a bigger announcement in the coming months including the full lineup of headliners, keynote speakers, and activity schedules as this is just the starting for WMW in 2020.
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