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What music do you blast when you are trying to get into the workout zone? For many, the answer will be Eminem's Lose Yourself, a song famed as much for its motivational lyrics (and reference to "mum's spaghetti") as its place in the 2002 drama 8 Mile.
Will labelling Australian records with an Australian Made sticker increase sales, or at least increase exposure by local consumers? Especially for lesser-known independent acts or proponents of niche genres as jazz, classical and world music?
Nightlife Music crunched the nominees for the 47 nominees for the awards, held in Adelaide. “We analysed the data across almost 3,500 venues in Australia that are choosing to showcase Australian indie artists in the playlists we create for them; a weekly listening audience of around 6 million people a week,"
Sunshine Coast Senior Constable Jeff Frazer keeps our streets safe, and more recently helped bring back youths to Blue Light Discos.
A Caloundra police officer is using crowdDJ to bring 'back the party' at Blue Light discos. Senior Constable Jeff Frazer has helped to keep children off the streets for 24 years and hopes his latest dance move will catch on.
Artists and labels on The Orchard will now be included in the customised playlists that Australian business subscription music service Nightlife Music provides to its 4,000 clients in hospitality, accommodation, fitness, leisure and retail.
Research behind the scenes at one of Australia’s most innovative businesses has shown that strong leadership is key to driving growth.
Nightlife Music, the Brisbane-based company specialising in background music, is exposing more than 350 Aussie entertainers to the world at SXSW. Taking over Australia House at the Austin, Texas conference, Nightlife Music will debut a world first as they install their properly licensed platform at the global event.
We can exclusively reveal that Nightlife Music are the Official Partners of the Australian Music Vault. Created by Arts Centre Melbourne, The Australian Music Vault shares the stories of Aussie music “through a free exhibition, digital and education programs”.
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