Bifröst University in Iceland, in collaboration with the Iceland University of the Arts, is offering an international Micro-credential in Music Business worth 12 ECTS credits. The programme is taught entirely online and in English, making it accessible to participants from Slovenia and beyond.
Continue ReadingWe are excited to announce that Jure Pukl and his new project Analog AI (feat. John Escreet, Joe Sanders & Christian Lillinger) have been officially selected for the Jazzahead showcase festival 2026.
Continue ReadingWe are searching for young music professionals under the age of 30 who are active and outstanding contributors to the music scene across the broader Balkan region. Applications and nominations are open until 12 December 2025.
Continue ReadingIn previous years, SHARPE festival traditionally closed its Open Call on November 17 — but this year, on November 17, they are opening it
Continue ReadingThe Europe in Synch annual ACT IN SYNCH event is coming to Milan, taking place alongside Italy’s premier music conference, Linecheck, at BASE Milano. Join us from November 19 to 21.
Continue ReadingTrieste’s Teatro Miela is officially opening submissions for the third edition of the Miela Music Contest, a showcase dedicated to emerging young artists and bands from Friuli Venezia Giulia, Slovenia, and Croatia.
Continue ReadingThe group Čaralice, led by the versatile artist Zvezdana Novaković, performed at the Positive Futures festival in Innsbruck, Austria at the end of October and captivated the local audience.
Continue ReadingEMEE rounded up fresh reports and tools to help you export your music, understand showcase impact, build audiences and follow live-event trends. Dive in — each link has practical insights you can use right away.
Continue ReadingA new report by SoAlive Music Conference and Flat Line Collective (the record label founded by artist Ruth Koleva) exposes the stark underrepresentation of South-East European (SEE)artists across Europe’s music ecosystem—and the creative, cultural, and financial costs of ignoring a region of over 55 million people.
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