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Mobile x Music September 20, 2012, Hamburg


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MLOVE & Reeperbahn Festival present a brand new event format:

Mobile x Music, September 20, 2012, Hamburg

MLOVE Mobile x Music Speaker Martin Brem

Martin Brem, Head of Audio Portfolio, RedBull Media House

MLOVE: What is your favorite way to listen to music?

Martin Brem: Spotify

MLOVE: What style of music are you playing at the moment?

Martin Brem: No particular style preferences, but enjoy anything from Deadmau5 to Bernd Alois Zimmermann

MLOVE: Which format do you normally access music from?

Martin Brem: WAVs and Vinyl

It’s so bright, we gotta wear shades.

MLOVE: What is your vision for the Future of the Music Industry?

Martin Brem: It’s so bright, we gotta wear shades.

MLOVE: Is there any kind of Mobile service you wish we still used more popularly in the music industry?

Martin Brem: Nope

Another fan of Spotify…

MLOVE: How do you store, display, and share your music?

Martin Brem: Spotify

MLOVE: Do you watch music videos? If so, which channels do you frequent to view music clips (Tape, Vimeo, YouTube, etc..) ?

Martin Brem: Just professionally, mainly Tape.

MLOVE: How do you consume music via a mobile device?
Spotify, SoundHound, SoundCloud

MLOVE: Does Mobile technology give artists more independence? (control over their own branding, possibly distribution or creation, etc…)

Martin Brem: One loves to think that way, is it a reality? Well, probably.

MLOVE: In your opinion, what is the main source of income for artists today?

Martin Brem: So dependent on genre and artist status. Probably, overall income sources will still come from touring.

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