Sybille Koller, INK Music, Berlin, Germany:

INK MUSIC is a music agency based in Vienna and last September we opened our office in Berlin. INK MUSIC does booking, not only in Austria & Germany but we also represent some of our artists for Europe, we do promotion for Austria, furthermore we run a label called Schoenwetter Schallplatten and a sync company called Swimming Pool. … because we are your friends is so much more than a slogan, for me that is it, totally. I love my job, I love my bands, it might sound trite but I’m doing this job with my heart and I couldn’t do it any other way.

It is a great pleasure for Red Bull Academy & by:Larm to welcome Four Tet and the legendary DJ Harvey back to Oslo!

The seminar schedule is ready – click here to view.

Also, we have three new additions to the seminar program.

Music Export Norway and by:Larm are following up the sync focus arranged at by:Larm in Oslo last year, with a new sync program for 2012. Part two of the sync focus will include seminars and B2B networking sessions, arranged for the by:Larm delegates. Among the confirmed international guest are music supervisors such as Thomas Golubic (Breaking Bad, The Walking Dead), Chris Mollere (The Vampire Diaries, Pretty Little Liars), Chris Douridas (Megamind, Monstrers vs Aliens), Richard Glasser (Scream 4, My Week With Marilyn), Pia Hoffman (Soul Kitchen, Jørgen + Anne = Sant), Johan Borg (H&M, Dressmann), Jesper Gadeberg (Volvo, CocaCola), Macke Bergkvist (Ikea, Mitsubishi), Mamie Coleman (Fox) and Rebecca Rienks (E! Entertainment/NBC Universal).

This is the last artist release before Christmas is upon us all. We wish you all a merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, and we are looking forward to seeing you at by:Larm in February!

If you haven’t registered as delegate yet, you can do so here.

When Creative Review contacted us about their upcoming music issue, focusing on festival design, they were so impressed by last year’s by:Larm-poster that they wanted to use it on the cover of the magazine! Kudos to our eminent designers Rune Mortensen and Frode Skaren!

To buy the magazine or read more please click here.

by:Larm proudly presents an in depth interview with the legendary american artist and producer Todd Rundgren and quite a few other seminars.

We have reproduced a classic by:Larm bag for our 15th anniversary. This one was last used in 2007, and we still see people using it. It works both as a backpack and a shoulder bag, and have plenty of room for your laptop and documents. It´s also excellent for DJ´s, fit 12-inch vinyl records like a glove. To get one you must be registered as a delegate, and then it´s included in the package.

WiMP Partners With by:Larm & Confirms Sponsorship of The Nordic Music Prize

Music Service WiMP has partnered with music festival and conference by:Larm to sponsor the Nordic Music Prize 2011, the Nordic version of the Mercury Prize. WiMP, with its strong Scandinavian foothold and focus on local music, sees the prestigious arts prize as an ideal partner. The prize is awarded to the best Nordic album of the year based on votes from a jury headed up by the most influential voices in the Nordic music industry alongside international forces, including Jonathan Galkin, the founder and owner of DFA Records; Zach Kelly, writer for Pitchfork and Paper Magazine; Laurence Bell, owner of Domino Records; Andres Lokko, Scandianavia’s most influential music writer; Jeannette Lee, former member of Public Image Ltd and owner of Rough Trade Records; and Mike Pickering, Columbia Records A&R, formerly of Factory Records.

by:Larm are pleased to announce a cooperation with Music Ally that includes a series of digital training workshops. Further seminars curated by Music Ally will be announced later.

The Italian agent Marco Stangerlin from the booking agency wakeupanddream attended by:Larm in February this year and was spellbound by Jenny Hval’s performance. So spellbound he booked her for seven shows in different Italian cities this October.

The Internet is a word that, for the record industry’s part, has largely been associated with bad news. Falling CD sales, pirate bay, low earnings, the illegal copying and annoying copy protection are just some of the problems that have led to a new reality for artists, producers, publishers and music consumers.

After many years of focusing on the problems, it’s encouraging to see that money is now beginning to flow the other way, and that it’s actually the Nordic countries the international music industry keeps an eye on.

By:Larm proudly presents a Q&A with Simon Reynolds, one of the most influential writers on music and popular culture in our time.

by: Larm continues the success of speed meetings and will this year focus
on the Norwegian and Nordic live music industry.

We’re happy to announce the first two seminars for by:Larm.

Remember to register before the 1st of October to get the lowest price possible on your delegate passes! Click here to register.