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Izzee Sulaiman (Music Council of Malaysia): creating a fairer condition

creating a fairer condition

We support this initiative in creating a fairer condition for all workers of music. The science and arts of communication through music must have the right legal framework which will enable or strengthening the position of the creators, performers and the artists!

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Didi Bruckmayr: Show respect!

Show respect!

Support DIY, the underground music scene, your local artists and promotors. pay for some of the tracks, show respect, come to the shows and communicate!

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Frank J. Oteri: it is long overdue

It is long overdue!

MICA's Fair Music Initiative, if adopted by the music industry throughout the world (and it should be), is something of a Geneva Convention for composers and musicians; it is long overdue.

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Helmut Heuer: a stand for solidarity among labels, musicians and everbyody else

A stand for solidarity among labels, musicians and everbyody else

In a time where the classic value added chain in the independent music business is more and more unbroken by outside powers, it is important to take a stand for solidarity among labels, musicians and everbyody else in the chain so we can keep the doors open for creative variety and act as independently as possible.

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ECSA: Alfons Karabuda (Executive Chairman)

Strengthening  the position of the creators

“Strengthening  the position of the creators who are at the core of the music business and the reason for it’s existence, can be nothing but fair!”

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EMC Simone Dudt: Involve all!

Involve all !

Creating fair conditions for the creation and production of music has a broad impact. In a global environment, this means creating the right legal framework so that musical diversity can really thrive, and creating the right artistic framework so that the social status of the musician, composer, creator, and producer are acknowledged and improved.  

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Electric Indigo: imbalanced distribution of resources

I see the exciting possibilities of [more or less] world wide exchange of ideas and content

... through the net as well as the sometimes painful decrease of income due to inequitable practices and imbalanced distribution of resources - to name just a couple of aspects

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JazzWerkstatt Wien

we were very happy to receive the Fair Music Award!

From the very beginning we wanted our music to be heard by as many people as possible. Our intention was to not play and experiment in front of a specialist audience and other fellow musicians, but to create an own infrastructure, a "JazzWerkstatt" [in English: jazz workshop] that also attracts a genre-untypical audience.

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Peter Kuthan/Windhund Records

We hope the fair music award will be able to raise a loud dissenting voice and contribute to keeping  the doors to the world open.

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Prof.Dr.Walter Reicher

Even Joseph Haydn had his problems with fairness in the music business

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