Mathilde Neu

Reinventing music streaming business models is now essential to anticipate the long term impact of the sanitary crisis we are in today.

How is the future of music being shaped by innovation in the music industry during the lockdown context? We wanted to get a long term view this week.

Music business is still going strong. After several announcements this week, we focused on what is currently working in our industry for this Weekly Roundup.

Without live shows, what could we expect from alternatives such as livestream? We took a look at what was being used today by several main music actors.

Music streaming during confinement has seen changes in consumer habits. What does it mean for artists, releases and revenues?

As relief funds emerge from different collaborations between music major actors, streaming settles online for music, monetization and conferences.

Find out about some of the many solidarity initiatives from the music industry to get over the crisis while big announcements are still being made!

After a week of confinement, we wanted to highlight the initiatives to make the best of alternative options to live music switching to virtual setups.

Financial assistance and funds dedicated to music industry workers: we gathered resources to help you find how you can get help, wherever you are.

After a week of confinement, the music business is reinventing ways to reach out to the communities. Here are a few ideas to follow to keep in touch.

Our team has been on remote work for years in the music industry. We thought Reprtoir could help you work from home and stay in touch with your team!

Difficult not to talk about coronavirus impacting the music industry, but the industry hasn't stop. We wanted to give you a full overview of the sector’s news.