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Been snapped with the Bay City Rollers on your iPhone? Got photographic proof of your promotions chief slaying the karaoke machine? Swimming the Bristol Channel for charity and want the industry to rally round? Tell us all about it. And we’ll tell everyone else. Send your out-of-hours snaps and stories to runoffgroove@intentmedia.co.uk


THE ULTIMATE GET-TOGETHER


The UK’s fifth Ultimate Seminar saw a host of talent and professionals from across the musical spectrum descend upon the University of Westminster to inspire the next generation of music industry hopefuls. Devised by Cre8ing Vision in association with the University of Westminster, The Ultimate Seminar saw speakers including Eliza Doolittle and MNEK, plus key industry reps from Island Records, RCA and Radio 1 sharing their own experiences to advise and inspire a hall so packed – with 500 hopefuls – that an overspill room was needed.


Pic 1: [L-R] Nihal (BBC Radio DJ), Myles Keller (membership director PRS), Femme, Jimmy Napes, Alex Boateng (Island Records A&R), Kwame Kwaten (co-founder of Cre8ing Vision and The Ultimate Seminar), Uche (Radio 1 producer for Zane Lowe), Shannon Saunders, Wilkinson, Matt Thorne (Disrupt). Phil Kernish (Disrupt).


Pic 2: [L-R] Hiten Bharadia (publisher), Ray Paul (creative director, The Paymaker Group), Fay Hoyte (marketing Virgin), Riki Bleu (Music Management), Simon Aldridge (BMI), Stephen King (managing director of Believe Digital), Nick Mathews (agent coda), Hakeem Stevens (owner, USM Media Group).


Pic 3: [L-R] Kwame Kwaten (co-founder of Cre8ing Vision and The Ultimate Seminar) and Kienda Hoji, University of Westminster.


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Pete Townshend has created a classical version of The Who’s Quadrophenia, featuring leading tenor, Alfie Boe, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and the London Oriana Choir, conducted by Robert Ziegler, with Townshend himself on electric guitar and performing cameo vocal roles. Pictured here are mods, Who fans and members of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.


qJUST KEEP ROLLING


Help Musicians UK invited key supporters, industry contacts and musicians to London’s ICA on Tuesday December 2 for its end of year party. From left to right: Luke Wynter (guitarist, Roller Trio), Eloisa-Fleur Thom, J.P.Cooper, Lesley Garrett CBE, James Mainwaring (saxophonist, Roller Trio), Edith Bowman, Luke Reddin-Williams (drums, Roller Trio).


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