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By Elizabeth Hotson
image captionCaroline last attended Glastonbury in person in 2019 with her husband and daughter
Caroline Burgess-Pike is a huge music festival fan. She normally attends two a year, including the granddaddy of them all, Glastonbury.
This year the PR director from Kent signed up for the Glastonbury Live event.
She says livestreams are a fantastic way to fill the gap when in-person live events are cancelled. They are great for families who might struggle to attend a festival with young children in tow.
During the Covid pandemic, she says livestreams have been important to help support the live music and event industry at such a difficult time .
Dance, like nobody’s watching: how Defected Records kept the party going With nominations for this year s Future 50 currently open, we profile last year s inductees. Musicians, venues and record labels face an existential threat from the pandemic, but Defected Records has helped to keep the party going under lockdown. We catch up with head of digital marketing Tom Coxhead to find out how.
The night-time economy was the fifth biggest industry in the UK in 2019 according to the Night Time Industries Association, driven in no small part by clubbers getting hot and sweaty on packed dance floors up and down the country.
Dance, like nobody’s watching: how Defected Records kept the party going Musicians, venues and record labels face an existential threat from the pandemic, but Defected Records helping to keep the party going under lockdown. We catch up with head of digital marketing Tom Coxhead to find out how.
The night-time economy was the fifth biggest industry in the UK in 2019 according to the Night Time Industries Association, driven in no small part by clubbers getting hot and sweaty on packed dance floors up and down the country.
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Ultra in the top 5. The results were calculated based on their tracks on the genre charts, emphasizing that tracks were weighted: those that entered the charts in the recent months influenced the final score the most. To celebrate this achievement, let’s take a look at how Defected rose to the top.
The British independent record label was founded by
Simon Dunmore inÂ
1999, specialising in house music recordings, compilation albums, events, publishing, artist booking and management. Ever since Defected Records set foot in the music industry, it was obvious it could only deliver quality house music in the UK, becoming one of the most prestigious labels in the world. If you consider yourself a house head, Defected is the ultimate home for you. Their soulful, vocal house masterpieces, old school classics and certified club bangers are destined for the dancefloor. You’ll find songs being the perfect marriage of house and disco, deep and dirty