IPRS Brings ‘My Music, My Rights’ Season 2 to Bengaluru with an Impactful Session for Music Creators
Bengaluru, February 22nd, 2025: The Bengaluru edition of the ‘My Music, My Rights: Creators Connect Programme’ by the Indian Performing Right Society (IPRS) witnessed an overwhelming response yesterday, as Bengaluru, known for its thriving independent music scene, welcomed music creators, independent artists, and industry professionals eager to gain crucial insights into the evolving music ecosystem. The event, hosted at Indian Music Experience Museum, provided a dynamic platform for creators to deepen their understanding of IP rights, royalties, music publishing, and digital monetization strategies.
The session featured engaging panel discussions and expert-led presentations, equipping participants with actionable strategies to navigate the music industry. Industry leaders shared their expertise on critical aspects such as enhancing music production, leveraging YouTube’s potential, and exploring sustainable career opportunities in the creative economy.
Speakers included Karan Grover, Senior Director – India, Middle East & Africa, Dolby Labs; Santhosh Kumar (Vice President Think Music, Believe); Panimalar K (Rachō Publishing); Mr. Ujjwal Mukhia (Founder & CEO Artist Connect); Varun Murali (Guitarist at Swarathma, Music Producer and Founder The Red Music Box); Deepak Hariharan (Creative Director Paradox Studios) and Sangeetha Rajeev (Singer-Songwriter) and Mrs. Rumpa Banerjee, Head of Marketing, Communication & Member Relations at IPRS. The discussion offered invaluable perspectives on the business of music, guiding attendees on protecting their rights and maximizing their creative output.
Bengaluru, with its rich musical heritage and vibrant community of independent artists, proved to be the perfect backdrop for the ‘My Music, My Rights’ initiative. Building on the momentum of this session, upcoming editions of ‘My Music, My Rights’ are scheduled for Chennai on 6th March, Lucknow on 26th March, and Patna on 9th April, continuing IPRS’s mission to empower music creators nationwide.
The Indian Performing Right Society (IPRS) remains committed to safeguarding the rights of music creators, ensuring they are equipped with the necessary knowledge and resources to build sustainable careers while contributing to a more equitable and thriving music industry.
Kolab – Her Music Camp
On the occasion of International Women’s Day on March 8th, IPRS presented the
All-Women Songwriting Camp.
The KOLAB HER MUSIC CAMP 2025 is a special edition of the KOLAB Songwriting Camp, an initiative that celebrates collaboration and cultural exchange. Organised by The Indian Performing Right Society Ltd. and Sony Music Publishing, this camp aims to bring together talented female songwriters, composers, producers, and independent artists from across the country. By focusing on women in various creative roles, including singer-songwriters, music-composers, producers and beatmakers, the camp will foster a collaborative environment where diverse voices unite to create original music while celebrating cultural diversity and collective creativity. Focusing on Harmony-Empowerment-Revolution (HER), this immersive camp is designed to encourage creativity, fair representation, and empower women—especially in roles where their presence has historically been limited.
Objectives
- Promote Collaboration: Uphold the spirit of KOLAB by creating an environment for meaningful collaboration and exchange of ideas.
- Foster Cultural Exchange: Highlight the rich diversity of music and artistry across regions.
- Enhance Visibility: Showcase the talent and creativity of women in music.
- Empower and Inspire: Provide opportunities for women to lead in every aspect of the songwriting process.
- Inspire Participation: Encourage more women to take active roles in songwriting and music production.
Camp Details
Date: 5th to 7th March’25
Location: Bay Owl Studio, Khar West, Mumbai – 400052.
Three days of music, creativity, and empowerment—because every voice deserves to be heard!