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Berkeley's session will outline the different types of deal that an artist can get in the modern music industry – from deals with major and indie labels through to cutting edge global distribution structures - illustrated by real life examples along with an explanation why each type of structure may or may not be the right structure for a particular artist.
You'll leave the session with an overall understanding of the various options which are available to artists in 2021.
ABOUT BERKELEY EDWARDS
Berkeley heads up the music department at Clintons- one of the leading music practices in Europe. He represents a wide variety of musicians, producers and songwriters, from Michael Kiwanuka, Royal Blood, Jungle, Mura Masa and Jorja Smith through to Lewis Capaldi, girl in red, Joesef and Griff. Before becoming a lawyer he gained a grounding in the workings of the music industry by working in record labels and artist management companies.
