We were fortunate enough to have wonderful speakers talk on a number of different subjects; each giving their valued perspectives on Production, Music & Brands and Women in the Industry. Thank you Fernando Navarro, Rafa Sardina, Manuel Colmenero, Pablo Cebrián, María Baena, David Pascual León, Guadalupe González, Leo Nascimento, Daniela Bosé, Carla Varona, Eva Cebrián and Sandra Delaporte for giving your insights on the music industry!

At the Melboss Open Party we heard great performances from Penny Necklace, Victoria Georgieva and Delaporte! With each bringing a different style to the mix, the audience was alive with excitement.

We would like to apologize to those who wanted to attend the Melboss Open Party and were unable to.

If you’d like to learn more about Melboss Music, feel free to contact us! We’d love to invite you to the office, get to know you and your music and explain what we do to you! Don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We are open to all emerging talent and bands, and music professionals. We welcome anyone involved with music!

Additionally, if you liked our Melboss Open Round Table talks, we have more in store! After this summer we will start again with our seasonal Melboss Talks. Each month, we invite one music industry professional to come and talk about different topics.

Again, Thank You for your interest and participation with the Melboss Open 2019!

Bests,
Melboss Team

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TREGUA

This Pop-Rock band, composed of Mario García (guitar and vocals), Rubén Rodríguez (keyboards), Adrián Torreira (guitar), Miguel Vieites (drums) and David Ruiz (bass and backup vocals) was started in the year 2008 and launched in the year 2009 with their debut demo, “Nunca Es Tarde” that sparked the attention of many with their powerful sounds.

The band released their latest album titled “TREGUA” in early 2017 with record label Rock Estatal Records.

Watch the music video for their hit “De vez en cuando” off their newest album here:

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The band is currently on tour throughout Spain, sharing their latest album with the world.

Get to know Tregua here: https://www.treguarock.com/discografia/

Follow Tregua here: https://www.facebook.com/treguarock/

COLECTIVO PANAMERA

Nacho Taboada, Pepe Curioni and Vanja Polacek make up the three brilliant minds of Colectivo Panamera, a group that creates songs from their own repertoire with the beloved melodies of Cumbia, Calypso, Rumba and other wild rhythms combined with an authentic Rock sound that echoes across the globe.

The trio has just released their latest music video for their song “Un río que se va”

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Currently working on new material, the band expects to release a new music video and album in the year 2018. Colectivo Panamera provokes a feeling of happiness and the need to dance with their lyrics about humanity, love, heartbreak and personal journeys.

Get to know Colectivo Panamera here: http://colectivopanamera.com/

Follow Colectivo Panamera here: https://www.facebook.com/colectivopanamera/

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Other than networking, the Open was a unique opportunity for the four selected bands and singers to perform and display their talents in front of a selective and important audience. The final performances included Trece; a pop rock duo from Mallorca, Gentleman Clef; an alternative-acoustic duo from Madrid, Tamra; a soul and R&B singer from New York and last but certainly not least, Sada Vidoo; a classic rock/electronic living doll from London. Their performances took place in a special and niche space inside one of the suites of the hotel, provoking a more intimate setting and ambience for the concerts. In this fashion Melboss chooses to support new and upcoming artists from around the world with the projection of their careers.

Here are some of the highlights of the evening:

The event, purposefully mixing business with pleasure, presented the professionals with delicious hors d’oeuvres, thirst quenching drinks, socializing and professional photo-ops. After many hours of networking, good conversation, beautiful weather, fun and entertainment, the Melboss Open was a proven success on one of the longest and most beautiful days of the year.

Full album at https://www.flickr.com/photos/melbossmusic/albums/72157673261552032

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Although a record label deal will undoubtedly give you a marketing advantage, we’re seeing an increasing number of musicians going down the DIY route to produce their music and make themselves heard. The internet is an independent artist’s biggest ally for self-producing and self-promoting music. Although these digital opportunities do not suggest the demise of record labels, social networks are proving to be a powerful tool to launch musical careers and connect with fans.

We recently came across the compelling story of Fred Stobaugh, a 96-year old-man from Illinois who wrote a song dedicate to his deceased wife. By fortuity, a local producer discovered Fred’s song “Oh Sweet Lorraine” and decided to turn it into a professionally recorded track. A mini video documentary went viral the next day, and the song sold more than 100,000 copies on iTunes, surpassing Justin Timberlake’s and Miley Cyrus’ latest singles.

Her popular and acclaimed homemade Youtube video for Video Games thrived Lana del Rey into musical success. She has been one of the biggest internet sensations in recent years, outmatching other preceding online sensations such as Lily Allen, Arctic Monkeys and Sandi Thom.

Soulja Boy’s hit “Crack That” was self-published on the internet by the rapper and record producer himself, before reaching number 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100 for seven weeks in a row back in 2007. He said it himself:

“A big part of my success came from the internet scene, the MySpace, the YouTube, all that.”Watch Full Movie Online Streaming Online and Download

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