Events

Hosted at Berklee College of Music, the Association of Music Producers (AMP) and the Music Managers Forum (MMF) are presenting a panel discussion designed to educate both members and nonmembers on the process of creating original music and licensing music for advertising. 

The Music Business/Management Department and the Chinese Music Industry Club invite you to an exclusive deep dive into one of the world’s fastest-growing music markets. This student-led event will explore the structure of China’s music industry, key players, and major digital streaming platforms, while also highlighting the latest trends shaping the market.

An immersive experience designed, created, produced, and performed by Berklee students, Upside Down Universe reimagines artistic performance through innovation and collaboration.

The Music Business/Management Department will host the Boston campus’s first-ever TEDx event: TEDxBerklee Boston. The event will feature music industry guest speakers Molly Neuman and William Tenney, as well as Berklee students, faculty, and staff. 

 

Join the Music Business/Management Department as we share valuable strategies on how to release your music, as well as highlight the variety of resources, opportunities, and extra-curricular activities available to Berklee students. From institutes to student clubs, come see everything MB/M has to offer.

Join us for an exclusive hip-hop A&R listening session presented by the Music Business/Management Department at Berklee College of Music. A distinguished panel will provide face-to-face professional feedback to Berklee artists, songwriters, beatmakers, and producers. This session offers a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights from leading voices in the industry.

Al "Al Kapeezy" Kapone is a multi-talented, multi-platinum rapper, award-winning songwriter, accomplished producer, dedicated mentor, and community service advocate. He serves as the music consultant for the Memphis & Shelby County Film and TV Commission and was the first-ever hip-hop artist to be named president of the Memphis chapter of the Recording Academy (the Grammys) from 2007 to 2009.