IPRS Brings ‘My Music My Rights’ to Chennai: Educate, Empower, Elevate
Chennai, March 04th ,2025: After resounding success in Ahmedabad, Pune & Bengaluru, the Indian Performing Right Society (IPRS) is set to bring its flagship initiative, ‘My Music My Rights: Creators Connect Programme’, to Chennai. Known for its rich musical heritage and thriving independent music scene, Chennai has long been a hub for diverse and experimental artists, blending traditional Carnatic influences with contemporary genres. As part of its dedication to supporting music creators, independent artists, and industry professionals, this initiative serves as a key platform for conversations on copyright laws, mastering sound production techniques, and finding opportunities for distribution, promotion, and showcasing artistic work. The Chennai edition is designed to empower artists with essential knowledge to navigate the industry, safeguard their creative rights, and enhance their earning potential in today’s evolving music landscape.
Scheduled to take place on March 6th, 2025, at the KM College of Music & Technology, 19 Vinayagapuram 2nd Street, MMDA Colony, Arumbakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 600106, from 2:00 PM onwards, the event will bring together industry experts, songwriters, composers, and music publishers for insightful discussions on copyright, royalties, publishing, and the business of music.
The event will feature key panel discussions led by renowned experts:
Key Note Speech – Sridhar J Swaminathan, Secretary at South India Music Companies Association
Managing Your Rights & Royalties – Rumpa Banerjee (Head – Member Relations & Corporate Communications)
Empowering Songwriters: YouTube for Creators– Bhaskar Nair (Music Engineering & Partnerships, YouTube APAC)
Navigating the Music Industry as an Independent Artist: Panimalar K (Business Lead, RaaCho Music Publishing), Magesh R (Head of A&R & Creative Head at Think Music, Believe), Eddie Prithviraj (Founder, Exodus), Priyanka Joshi (IP Lawyer), Abhishek Prakash (Director, Giri Digital Solutions)
Diversity in Music – Sublashini (Singer, Songwriter), Jimmy Bunch (Diploma Programme Lead, KM Music Conservatory)
The Chennai edition of ‘My Music My Rights’ promises to be an enriching experience for all attendees, offering a gateway to new learnings, collaborations, and opportunities. Whether you’re an aspiring artist, an established professional, or simply passionate about music, this event is not to be missed.
To register for the event, sign up here: https://www.district.in/my-music-my-rights-creator-connect-program-chennai-2025-mar6-2025/event
