An opportunity for musicians, producers, songwriters and music fans, to engage with copyright and related issues
An accessible forum for musicians, producers, songwriters, music fans and music industry and law students, to engage with copyright issues and music industry practice, using reggae songs and recordings. .
Marking British Black Music Month 2020 and a precursor to International Reggae Day UK.
In this online seminar, Kwaku (BBM/BMC founder), Enrico Bonadio (City, University Of London Law School reader) and Kennedy ‘Prezedent’ Mensah (Back 2 Da Future Music Ltd CEO), will respectively use Millie‘s co-written ‘Enoch Power’, Millie’s ‘My Boy Lollipop’ recording, and Lloyd “Gitsy” Willis‘s co-written and co-produced much-sampled ‘Murder She Wrote’ case studies, to discuss original songwriting, covering of songs, sampling and versioning.
The discussion will also highlight copyright basics, music publishing and music industry practice, including the unique way reggae engages with musicking.
If you’re lucky, Enrico and Prezedent may revert to their DJ guise, and spin some tunes to either underscore points made or purely for entertainment.
Organised by BBM/BMC (BritishBlackMusic.com/Black Music Congress), Culture Talk Club, City, University Of London Law School and Back 2 Da Future Music Ltd