Kolab Her Music Camp 2025: Paving the way for diversity in music
Across industries, women are emerging as game changers, shattering glass ceilings and proving their creative and leadership prowess. The music industry is in no way different, but there is a long way to go. According to the Billboard Hot 100 Year-End Report, in 2024, women comprised only 18.9% of songwriters and 5.9% of producers on major charts.
Recognizing this gap, the Indian Performing Right Society Ltd. (IPRS) and Sony Music Publishing came together to launch the Kolab Her Music Camp 2025—an initiative designed to empower, amplify, and champion female music creators. Organized as a special Women’s Day initiative, the camp, which was held at the Bay Owl Studios, Mumbai, provided a collaborative and nurturing space for female songwriters, composers, and producers to break barriers and expand their presence in the industry.
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TaFMA AND IPRS TO HOST EXCLUSIVE WORKSHOP ON MANAGING RIGHTS AND ROYALTIES FOR ARTISTS
The Task Force for Music & Arts (TaFMA), Government of Nagaland, in collaboration with the Indian Performing Right Society (IPRS), is set to host a workshop titled “Managing Rights and Royalties as an Artist” on April 4, 2025, at 10:00 AM at the Centre of Excellence in Music and Arts (CEMA), New Minister’s Hill, Kohima.
IPRS Brings ‘My Music My Rights’ to Chennai: Educate, Empower, Elevate
After resounding success in Ahmedabad, Pune & Bengaluru, the Indian Performing Right Society (IPRS) is set to bring its flagship initiative, ‘My Music My Rights: Creators Connect Programme’, to Chennai. Known for its rich musical heritage and thriving independent music scene, Chennai has long been a hub for diverse and experimental artists, blending traditional Carnatic influences with contemporary genres.
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GV is incredibly focused, DSP’s energy and passion for music is unmatchable, says singer Sublahshini
Playback singer Sublahshini rose to fame recently with the chartbusters Golden Sparrow from Nilavukku En Mel Ennadi Kobum, Kissik from Allu Arjun starrer Pushpa 2: The Rule and Raasa Raasa from GV Prakash’s Kingston. She stands unique with her unique vocal range and the versatility in her style. Her musical journey began as an independent artiste during the lockdown in 2020 after which she ventured into the film industry.
Priya Saraiya advocates for equal recognition for singers and lyricists in Bollywood
Lyricist and singer Priya Saraiya expressed her hope for a shift in Bollywood’s playback culture, where singers and lyricists receive the same level of recognition as actors.
In a conversation with IANS Priya shared her thoughts on the impact of initiatives like KOLAB HER MUSIC CAMP in fostering inclusivity, the shifting dynamics of Bollywood’s playback culture, and the challenges and opportunities that come with being a lyricist in today’s industry