Further details on the app are included below. To download it, click this link, or just search ‘One Movement’ using your iPhone or iPad. Easy!
By the way, One Movement For Music 2010 is happening as we type this! We’ll be bringing you daily blog updates throughout the event here at One Movement Word, as well as regular photo tweets from @OneMovement.
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iPhone OS 3.1.2 or later
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One Movement For Music Perth is the essential tastemaker and music industry event in the southern hemisphere.
In October 2009, it came and conquered. One Movement For Music descended on the coastal city of Perth, Australia uniting industry leaders with emerging artists and avid music fans.
The response from attendees was unanimous – One Movement is now firmly fixed in their annual calendar.
In 2010, hundreds of artists, delegates and speakers will join thousands of music fans for five days of impressive business outcomes, relationship building and the sharing of important insight and knowledge and a love of all things music.
One Movement For Music is delighted to announce the return of the One Movement Fringe Festival in 2010. Following on from last year’s success, the streets of the CBD will be transformed once again throughout the week of One Movement, bringing the city to life and helping to truly transform Perth into a lively and vibrant musical hotbed with free musical performances enveloping the city.
Click here or on the below image to download the timetable and see the wonderful artists that will be filling the streets of Perth with their music! (Opens PDF in new window - right click and ’save as’)
Artists performing on Thursday 7 October 2010 include: Prita Grealy, A Beggars Second, A Beggars Second, Nefarious Jack and The Queen of Hearts, Tiaryn Griggs, Jeff Smith, Sian Brown, Stone Grove, Amanda Merdzan, Karin Page Duo, Polly Medlen, The Tumblers, Sugarpuss, and Sam Spencer.
Artists performing on Friday 8 October 2010 include: Milly James, Tiaryn Griggs, Brendan Gaspari, Matt Dean, Morgan Baine, Tash and Reid, Rocket, The Sun Orchestra, One Tiger Down, Jackson, Megan Jordan, Reid, Stone Grove, Bear Bones, Misha & Ashlyn, Tessa Davies, Ali Towers, Matt Cal and James Teague.
Artists performing on Saturday 9 October 2010 include: Adrian Wilson, Xave Brown, Alex Lewinski, Tessa Davies, Them Little Secrets, Blackboard Minds, Generals and Majors, The Cygnet Committee, Waiting For Bliss, Kim Macdonald, Aiden Varro, Morgan Baine (duo), Minky G and The Effects and Georgie Kay.
Artists performing on Sunday 10 October 2010 include: Valley of Gwangi, Those Wretched Horses, The Wilderness, Nikki, Ben Blend, The Gizzards, Miche Suite, The Autumn Isles, and Hand Stands For Ants.
2010 Fringe Festival pitches include: Tiger Tiger, Murray Street, King Street, Hay & King Streets, St George’s Terrace, and the Perth Esplanade Street Stage.
The One Movement Fringe Festival provides an opportunity to strategically assist with the development and industry experience of local Western Australian musicians by providing them with a valuable platform to perform to the community, the music industry and the media.
The One Movement Fringe Festival will provide an opportunity for more than 60 Western Australian artists, to present their works in a high quality environment to the music industry and just as importantly the community and their fans.
Last year’s Fringe was a tremendous success, hailed by the public and performing musicians alike as helping to transform the perception of Perth as a cultural backwater. “Oddly enough for a showcase festival, my show at One Movement Fringe last year was probably one of the most fun gigs I’ve ever had. Where I’ve found a lot of showcase gigs have a stale air of industry about them, the festival component of One Movement sets it apart.
Potential industry contacts get a chance to see acts in their natural environment. More importantly, the event opened my eyes to opportunities in Asia I would have otherwise missed and acts I would have never had the chance to see. I am marking this years’ event in my diary” said Tomas Ford, Artist/Manager [pictured right].
Look out for the Fringe Festival pitches around the City throughout October 7-10, and come and check out the talent on offer!
With just under a week until the event kicks off, check back in on One Movement Wordregularly as we continue to publish exclusive interviews with festival and showcase artists.
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Click the below image to view the timetable for both the Twilight Festival (Friday October 8th) - which features performances from Sarah McLachlan (CAN), Paul Kelly, Todd Rundgren’s Johnson (USA), Kate Miller-Heidke, Mama Kin and more - and the Weekend Festival (Saturday October 9th - Sunday October 10th), which features the likes of Xavier Rudd, Karnivool, Grinspoon, Ben Kweller (USA), Children Collide, British India, Dead Letter Circus, Shapeshifter (NZ), Dan Sultan, The Jezabels, Operator Please, Drapht, Miami Horror, Cloud Control and Delta Spirit (USA).
And click the below image to view the timetable for the One Movement Showcases, which are held nightly between Thursday October 6th and Sunday October 10th. Acts performing include MIYAVI (Japan), Operator Please, Miami Horror, Hungry Kids of Hungary, Guineafowl, Ernest Ellis, Delta Spirit (USA),Ben Kweller (USA) and many more. For the full showcase line-up, click here.
This year, OMFM has a new, limited ticketing option for the true lovers of all things music. The Gold Pass is easily the best value for money ticket in town this summer and is the perfect choice for those who like discovering new and emerging musical talent. This strictly limited ticket gives you access to the Weekend Festival, where you can enjoy artists from around the world on the picturesque Perth Esplanade.
But, here’s the best bit! The Gold Pass will give you access to all of the showcases, held in various intimate and unique venues in the Perth CBD. Last year, these showcases were only open to industry but this year we’re giving you the opportunity to rub shoulders with artists, industry and other music fans. There are over 25 showcases over five nights, giving you access to 80 additional artists and 130 more hours of musical bliss.
With a Gold Pass, you’ll be able to have a beer in a Perth Laneway at midnight while hearing some of the best new sounds that Australia - and the world - has to offer! Discover new music before your friends do!
Weekend Festival Pass Upgrade (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) - $165.00 + bf (upgrade element $66.00 instead of $89.00)
Gold Pass (Weekend Pass + access to all showcases Thursday to Sunday inclusive) - $125.00 + bf
Gold Pass Upgrade (Weekend Pass, access to all showcases Thursday to Sunday inclusive PLUS Twilight Festival) - $175.00 + bf (upgrade element $50.00 instead of $89.00)
Tickets for all of the above options are on sale now through Moshtix.com.au, or via telephone on 1300 GET TIX.
With just a week until the event kicks off, check back in on One Movement Wordregularly as we continue to publish exclusive interviews with festival and showcase artists.
Subscribe to the blog via RSS, follow us on Twitter, or ‘like’ us on Facebook to stay abreast of the latest One Movement news.
This year, OMFM has a new, limited ticketing option for the true lovers of all things music. The Gold Pass is easily the best value for money ticket in town this summer and is the perfect choice for those who like discovering new and emerging musical talent. This strictly limited ticket gives you access to the Weekend Festival, where you can enjoy artists from around the world on the picturesque Perth Esplanade.
But, here’s the best bit! The Gold Pass will give you access to all of the showcases, held in various intimate and unique venues in the Perth CBD. Last year, these showcases were only open to industry but this year we’re giving you the opportunity to rub shoulders with artists, industry and other music fans. There are over 25 showcases over five nights, giving you access to 80 additional artists and 130 more hours of musical bliss.
For the full showcase lineup, click here. You can also view the showcase timetable here.
With a Gold Pass, you’ll be able to have a beer in a Perth Laneway at midnight while hearing some of the best new sounds that Australia - and the world - has to offer! Discover new music before your friends do!
Weekend Festival Pass Upgrade (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) - $165.00 + bf (upgrade element $66.00 instead of $89.00)
Gold Pass (Weekend Pass + access to all showcases Thursday to Sunday inclusive) - $125.00 + bf
Gold Pass Upgrade (Weekend Pass, access to all showcases Thursday to Sunday inclusive PLUS Twilight Festival) - $175.00 + bf (upgrade element $50.00 instead of $89.00)
Tickets for all of the above options are on sale now through Moshtix.com.au, or via telephone on 1300 GET TIX.
With just under two weeks until the event kicks off, check back in on One Movement Word regularly as we continue to publish exclusive interviews with festival and showcase artists.
Subscribe to the blog via RSS, follow us on Twitter, or ‘like’ us on Facebook to stay abreast of the latest One Movement news.
One Movement For Music Perth announces artist development initiatives
Wednesday, 22 September, 2010:
One Movement for Music (OMFM) is proud to assist in the development and nurturing of Australian artists and providing them with real opportunities to showcase their talents to the who’s who of the international music scene.
OMFM is excited to announce this year’s initiatives and projects aimed at providing up and coming artists with invaluable career development opportunities - the APRA Cross Cultural Songwriting Collaboration Project, the Australian Indigenous Music Scholarship (AIMS), the Fringe Festival and partnerships with Triple J and Channel [V].
APRA Cross Cultural Songwriting Collaboration Project
This unique project allows for a ground breaking presentation of cross cultural musical collaboration as part of the international One Movement Music Festival and is focused on highlighting musical talent in the Asia Pacific Region. The Songwriting Project provides APRA members with the opportunity to collaborate with international artists with a view to creating and developing new material which is showcased immediately to national and international delegates at One Movement.
This year’s APRA Cross Cultural Songwriting Collaboration Project includes – Mama Kin from Australia [pictured left] and Raghu Dixit from India who will work together from a Perth based studio and will present the outcome of this cross cultural initiative at the One Movement Music Festival on Saturday, 9 October at the The Esplanade in Perth.
“The opportunity to collaborate with a songwriter of Raghu’s calibre is as exciting as it is petrifying,” Mama Kin says. “Not only am I grateful for the challenge, I’m really intrigued as to what a Raghu/Mama song will sound like. I’m a big fan of APRA’s work and this initiative is testament to their passion and support of songwriting as a craft.”
Paul Knowles from Jenral Group, Raghu Dixit’s manager said “It shows wonderful vision and creativity by APRA and One Movement to introduce Raghu Dixit, a high-profile Indian songwriter, to Mama Kin from Australia. I’m sure that the results of this songwriting collaboration will be quite sensational. Our camp are very excited by the initiative and it’s great to see APRA spearheading such projects”.
“A project that seeks to marry the diverse creative interests of songwriters is always an exciting prospect. To then have the results of that collaboration offered to a hungry audience, is an inspired concept. Congratulations to One Movement on a unique project that APRA is thrilled to be a part of. Happy collaborating to Mama Kin and Raghu” said Sally Howland, Director Member Services, APRA|AMCOS
Australian Indigenous Music Scholarship (AIMS)
It has always been an aim of the One Movement partners to ensure that real benefits to Australian artists, and, in particular, indigenous artists are realised through the hosting of OMFM in Australia. As such as part of this commitment to fostering new talent OMFM founded the Australian Indigenous Music Scholarship (AIMS). The scholarship is designed to provide an opportunity for Indigenous artists to gain high level industry experience and exposure to ultimately achieve their career objectives.
AIMS is a pioneering partnership between OMFM, Skinnyfish Music and MGM Distribution, with the application process supported by Sonicbids.
The finalists from each State receive the opportunity to showcase at OMFM in an intimate environment to music industry representatives from around the world, a three hour development and mentoring session with renowned and experienced professionals from within the music industry covering areas such as A&R, marketing, management, presentation and publishing, an invitation to attend One Movement for Music and a delegate registration to attend the MUSEXPO conference, contribution towards flights to Perth from their nearest capital city and accommodation (for residents of SA, VIC and WA supported by their local Arts body) and a 3 month Sonicbids membership.
The overall winner will further receive in addition to the above benefits a minimum 4 hour session in a Perth based recording studio with members of the panel to mentor the production and recording process, 6 month Sonicbids membership, the opportunity to play at the Share the Spirit Festival on 26 January, 2011 (provided by Songlines Victoria) and a live recording of their winning showcase performance.
State arts bodies including Songlines Victoria, Arts SA and Arts Qld will provide the finalist from their respective state with a contribution towards travel and accommodation expenses to take up this opportunity and appear at the showcase in Perth. Artists from the NT and WA may also be eligible to apply for a music grant through their local arts body for a contribution towards such costs.
Jessie Lloyd, Program Manager, Songlines Music Aboriginal Corporation said “Songlines is proud to be involved and support the AIMS program as part of the One Movement Festival in 2010. It is a great opportunity for indigenous musicians to get national and international exposure and Songlines is excited to support Lady Lash to represent Victoria in this year’s scholarship.”
Arts SA said “We’re pleased to be supporting professional opportunities for up and coming talent such as Karnage and Darknis, who will be involved in the Australian Indigenous Scholarship at OMFM in 2010.”
The panel for the 2010 AIMS program are Mark Grose (Director, Skinnyfish Music), Rhoda Roberts (Festival Director, GARMA Festival & Creative Director, Sydney New Years Eve), James Ware (Creative Director, Waving at Trains), Guy Ghouse (Musician & Educator, Desert Child) and Mark Richardson (Founder and Creative Director, Forum 5).
The panel will judge the live showcases at One Movement Music and judge a winning act based on their performance in areas such as technical ability, level of experience, originality, song writing ability, overall artistic ability and an assessment of their past experience.
James Ware, Creative Director, Waving at Trains said “I’m really excited about working with the finalists involved in this years Australian Indigenous Music Scholarship and with the other panel members to provide valuable feedback and career direction to the artists involved. This is a fantastic initiative that will not only showcase the artists to national and international delegates, but provide the artists with crucial connectivity with people who have international experience in the industry. Connectivity and exposure that they may not have otherwise had and that is invaluable to those trying to break into the international market.”
One Movement Fringe Festival
OMFM is delighted to announce the return of the One Movement Fringe Festival. Following on from last year’s success, the streets of the CBD will be transformed once again throughout the week of One Movement, bringing the city to life and helping to truly transform Perth into a lively and vibrant musical hotbed with free musical performances enveloping the city.
The One Movement Fringe Festival provides an opportunity to strategically assist with the development and industry experience of local Western Australian musicians by providing them with a valuable platform to perform to the community, the music industry and the media.
The One Movement Fringe Festival will provide an opportunity for more than 60 Western Australian artists, to present their works in a high quality environment to the music industry and just as importantly the community and their fans.
Last year’s Fringe was a tremendous success, hailed by the public and performing musicians alike as helping to transform the perception of Perth as a cultural backwater.
“Oddly enough for a showcase festival, my show at One Movement Fringe last year was probably one of the most fun gigs I’ve ever had. Where I’ve found a lot of showcase gigs have a stale air of industry about them, the festival component of One Movement sets it apart. Potential industry contacts get a chance to see acts in their natural environment. More importantly, the event opened my eyes to opportunities in Asia I would have otherwise missed and acts I would have never had the chance to see. I am marking this years’ event in my diary” said Tomas Ford, Artist/Manager [pictured left].
Look out for the Fringe Festival pitches around the City and come and check out the talent on offer!
Triple J Unearthed
Once again OMFM has partnered with Triple J to provide eight lucky Unearthed state and territory winners along with Unearthed High winners from earlier this year, Stonefield, the opportunity to perform to the public in the big top at the One Movement Festival as well as at the exclusive Unearthed triple j showcase in front of all the music industry heavyweights. After thousands of submissions, we are pleased to announce an eclectic bunch of winners from across the country.
From New South Wales we welcome electronic pop duo Kyu, while our capital offers up punksters, Crash The Curb. From OMFM’s hometown its indie rockers, Sons of Rico, and The Honey Month will bring us their own blend of Indie pop from Queensland. Joining us from South Australia is rock punk trio Grenadiers[pictured right], and hailing from the Northern Territory, Jess RibeiroandThe Bone Collectors will showcase their roots stylings. Finally, Victoria’s The Melodics will mix their hip hop with a little rock, and the final piece of the puzzle are Tasmania’s indie pop quartet New Saxons.
Channel [V]
As part of their close involvement with the One Movement Music Festival in 2010, Channel [V] ran a national competition both on air and online, giving one band the chance to perform at the Weekend Festival. After scouring through a plethora of talented entries, the decision was made and Perth up and coming band Wolves [pictured left] were chosen.
“We were inundated with entries from bands around the country,” said Shaun James, General Manager, XYZnetworks. ”There is some serious talent on the rise, so we’re excited to be able to continue this competition and give emerging acts the chance to showcase their material in front of key global players in the music industry. The exposure is invaluable. While we were impressed with many of the entrants, Wolves really stood out from the pack with their dynamic and inimitable sound. These guys get the Channel [V] stamp of approval.”
Wolves will take to the stage on the Perth Esplanade on Sunday, 10 October. Live footage of their song ‘Nail & Teeth‘ is embedded below.
With just two weeks until One Movement For Music 2010 kicks off, check back in on One Movement Word regularly as we continue to publish exclusive interviews with festival and showcase artists.
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One Movement For Music Perth announces more speakers and programs for MUSEXPO Asia Pacific and OMCID
Tuesday, 21 September, 2010: In two weeks, One Movement for Music (OMFM) will take over Perth and the organisers are pleased to announce a final round of speakers together with the final program schedules for MUSEXPO Asia Pacific and One Movement Creative Industries Dialogue (OMCID).
Set to offer their expert opinions for OMCID are Aussies Rob Buckler (Content Manager, iiNet), Tanya Denning (Head of Content Management and Digital Media, National Indigenous Television), Larry Lopez (Executive Director, RedDog Capital Partners) and Aidan O’Bryan (Chief Creative Officer, WBMC).
Throwing their hats into the panelist list for MUSEXPO Asia Pacific are Tim Riley (Vice President, Music Affairs, Activision / Blizzard, USA), Nori Tsuzuki (CEO, Any Sound Inc, Japan), Shaw Saltzberg (Senior Vice President, S. L. Feldman and Associates, USA), Seymour Stein (Executive Vice President/Co-Founder, Sire Records Group, USA), Folkert Koopmans (Managing Director, FKP Scorpio, Germany) and Keith Cahoon (Founder/President, Hotwire K. K., Japan).
Moderated By: Eloise Nolan - Rightsholder Relationship Manager, Copyright Agency Ltd (Aust)
Speakers
Ian Booth - Chief Executive, ScreenWest (Aust)
Rob Buckler – Content Manager, iiNet (Aust)
Brett Cottle - CEO, APRA/AMCOS (Aust)
Larry Lopez – RedDog Capital Partners (Aust)
Adrianne Pecotic - Executive Director, Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (Aust)
Jacqui Allen - Deputy Director General, Western Australia Department Culture & the Arts (Aust)
3:40PM – 5:00PM
OPPORTUNITY, ACCESS, AUDIENCES & AWARENESS
Moderated By: Marcus Canning – Director & CEO, ARTRAGE Inc (Aust)
Speakers
Amy Broadfoot – Founder & GM, Amicko Films / Organiser, Future Shorts (Aust)
Troy Carter - Founder, Chairman & CEO of Coalition Media Group (Worldwide Manager, Lady Gaga) (USA)
Tanya Denning - Head of Content Management and Digital Media,
National Indigenous Television (Aust)
Fergus Linehan – Artistic Associate, Edinburgh International Festival / Head of Contemporary Music, Sydney Opera House (Aust)
Aidan O’Bryan – Chief Creative Officer, WBMC (Aust)
5:00PM – 6:00PM
CREATIVE INDUSTRIES DIALOGUE & MUSEXPO ASIA PACIFIC DRINKS RECEPTION
Featuring PAUL KELLY’S HOW TO MAKE GRAVY BOOK LAUNCH - 2nd Floor Foyer at the Parmelia Hilton
Tackling issues such as the ever-evolving digital industry, the growth of the Asian and Pacific Rim markets, music and visual media plus contemporary publishing, MUSEXPO Asia Pacific is the forum for the leaders of the future.
The confirmed program is below.
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THURSDAY, 7 OCTOBER, 2010
8:00AM – 9:00PM
REGISTRATION OPEN (First Floor Conference Foyer)
8:00AM – 9:15AM
NETWORKING BREAKFAST
9:15AM – 10:30AM
ONE MOVEMENT KEYNOTE: The Future Of The Global Music Business
Presented By: AEG Ogden
Moderated By: Keith Welsh – Consultant, One Movement for Music
Speakers:
Gary Chen – Founder, Co-Chairman/CEO, Top 100 (China)
Spek Hussain - Managing Director, Fairwood Music Publishing (Arabia)
Thomas Scherer – International Repertoire, BMG Rights Management, GmbH (Germany)
6PM – 8.00PM
DELEGATE NETWORKING COCKTAIL FUNCTION AT WOLF LANE
Hosted By: Billy Thorpe’s Tangier (Sony Music), Howling Wolves Wines, Foster’s Group
Celebrating the release of Michael Chugg’s book “Hey, You In The Black T-Shirt”
8:00PM – 1:00AM
INDUSTRY SHOWCASES Presented by Rolling Stone
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FRIDAY, 8 OCTOBER, 2010
8:00AM – 9:00AM
REGISTRATION OPEN (First Floor Conference Foyer)
8:00AM – 9:00AM
NETWORKING BREAKFAST
9:00AM - 10.00AM
GLOBAL MANAGERS FORUM: From The Eye of The Storm
Presented by: AEG Ogden
Moderated By: Bill Cullen – Manager & Chairman, One Louder & Association of Artist Managers
Speakers:
Dan Medland – Manager, IE Music (Ladyhawke)
Dylan Liddy – Director, Blue Max Music (Hilltop Hoods)
Paul Piticco – Founder, Secret Service/Dew Process (Powderfinger)
Phil Stevens – Director, Jarrah Music (John Butler Trio)
Rebekah Campbell – CEO, Posse/Scorpio Music (Evermore)
10:00AM – 11:00AM
ANARCHY IN THE UK?: How to Import & Export Successfully Via the UK
Moderated By: Andrew Phillips – Group Program Director Geraldton, ABC
Speakers:
Ben Mawson – Legal, SSB (UK)
Crispin Parry – Director, British Underground (UK)
James Foley – Music Editor, Record of the Day (UK)
Martin Elbourne – Booking Agent, Glastonbury, The Great Escape (UK)
Mike Walsh – Head of Music, Xfm (UK)
Seven Webster – Managing Director, A7 Music (UK)
11:00AM – 11:30AM
MINI KEYNOTE – Presented by Kosmic Sound
Moderated by: Ian ‘Molly’ Meldrum - Music Reporter/Presenter, Channel 7/MTV Classic/Foxtel (Aust)
Featuring: The Legendary Todd Rundgren
11:40PM – 12:30PM
AUSTRALIA: State Of The Host Nation
Presented By: Darren Sanicki Lawyers
Moderated By: Damian Trotter – Managing Director, Sony/ATV Music Publishing
Speakers:
Harvey Lister – Chief Executive Officer, AEG Ogden (Aust)
Leigh Treweek – National Marketing & Sales Director, Street Press Australia
Mark Pope – Producer, ARIA Awards
Mark Poston – Country Chairman, Australasia & Sr. VP Marketing, Australasia, EMI
Paul Piticco – Founder, Secret Service/Dew Process (Aust)
Shaun James – General Manager, XYZ Networks (The Music Channels)
AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP MENTORSHIP SESSIONS
(Fremantle Room at the Parmelia Hilton)
1:00PM – 10:00PM
ONE MOVEMENT FOR MUSIC FESTIVAL (The Esplanade)
10:00PM – 12:00AM
INDUSTRY SHOWCASES Presented by Rolling Stone
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PLEASE NOTE all conference and playing times, days, speakers and session details are subject to change.
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With just two weeks until the event kicks off, check back in on One Movement Word regularly as we continue to publish exclusive interviews with festival and showcase artists.
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One Movement Music Festival Announces Final Additions to Weekend Festival Line-Up
Thursday, 16 September, 2010:
One Movement for Music Perth (OMFM) is very excited to announce the addition of two amazing Australian acts to complete the One Movement Music Festival line up.
Headlining Saturday night will be home-grown heroes, Perth five-piece Karnivool[pictured right]. After their 2005 release, Themata, it was clear that Karnivool had set a new precedent in Australian heavy rock. Another thing was clear – they were going to be big. International licensing deals followed, as did many a packed show and delighted fan.
In 2009, Karnivool released their latest offering Sound Awake, a kaleidoscopic, multi-dimensional masterpiece, which went Gold in Australia in less than a month and was released in fourteen territories worldwide. This was followed by sold out Australian tours, three US and European tours and international critical acclaim. OMFM is thrilled to have the boys back on home soil this October in what will be their only capital city performance between US and European headlining tours.
To whet your appetite for the ‘Vool, the video for their epic track ‘All I Know‘ is embedded below.
Joining Karnivool and the plethora of existing international, national and local acts are Sydney up and coming outfit, The Jezabels[pictured left]. Sounding like a cross between Kate Bush and Karen O, lead singer Hayley Mary is a captivating and emotionally forceful presence. Their powerful single ‘Hurt Me’ has been received with open arms on the triple j airwaves; unsurprising, as it’s a timeless and dramatic track. The Jezabels are definitely a band to watch and One Movement Music Festival is very pleased to have them join the line up.
These new additions to the weekend festival will be joining the likes of Xavier Rudd, Grinspoon, Ben Kweller (USA), Children Collide, British India, Dead Letter Circus, Shapeshifter (NZ), Dan Sultan, Operator Please, Drapht, Miami Horror, Cloud Control, Delta Spirit (USA) and many more. For the full Weekend Festival line up, click here.
Become acquainted with The Jezabels by watching the music video to ‘Hurt Me‘ below.
Ticketing Details:
One Movement Music Festival, by Twilight Ticket:
Friday night’s Twilight Festival (8 October 2010) is a stand-alone ticket and can be purchased separately or by a Gold Pass Upgrade or Weekend Festival Upgrade Pass.
Weekend Festival Ticket:
Weekend Festival tickets are available as individual day passes for Saturday or Sunday or two day Weekend Pass.
Weekend Festival Upgrade Pass:
A Weekend Festival Pass Upgrade will also give you entry to the Twilight Festival on Friday.
One Movement for Music Gold Pass:
Want the ultimate all access ticket? Go for Gold!
This year, One Movement for Music has a new, limited ticketing option for the true lovers of all things music. The Gold Pass is easily the best value for money ticket in town this summer and is the perfect choice for those who like discovering new and emerging musical talent. This strictly limited ticket gives you access to the Weekend Festival where you can enjoy artists from around the world on the picturesque Perth Esplanade.
Here’s the best bit. The Gold Pass will give you exclusive access to all of the industry-only showcases, held in various intimate and unique venues in the Perth CDB. There’s more than 25 showcases over 5 nights, giving you access to 80 additional artists and 130 hours of music. Discover new music before your friends do!
Gold Pass Upgrade:
A Gold Pass Upgrade will give you access to all the Twilight Festival, Weekend Festival PLUS all the Industry Showcases from 7 to 10 October.
Ticket prices are:
• Twilight Festival Ticket - $89.00 + bf
• Saturday Day Ticket - $59.00 + bf (first release)
• Sunday Day Ticket - $59.00 + bf (first release)
• Weekend Pass (Saturday + Sunday) - $99.00 + bf
• Weekend Festival Pass Upgrade (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) - $165.00 + bf (upgrade element $66.00 instead of $89.00)
• Gold Pass (Weekend Pass + access to all showcases Thursday to Sunday inclusive) - $125.00 + bf
• Gold Pass Upgrade (Weekend Pass, access to all showcases Thursday to Sunday inclusive PLUS Twilight Festival) - $175.00 + bf (upgrade element $50.00 instead of $89.00)
Tickets for the One Movement Music Festival, by Twilight go on sale at 9.00am on Friday, 27 August, 2010 through www.moshtix.com.au or 1300 GET TIX.
Tickets for the Weekend Festival are on sale now through www.moshtix.com.au or 1300 GET TIX.
OMFM 2010 Key Dates:
Wednesday, 6 October, 2010 – One Movement Creative Industries Dialogue at Parmelia Hilton Perth, Opening Night Function and Showcase
Thursday, 7 October, 2010 – MUSEXPO Conference at Parmelia Hilton Perth and Industry Showcases
Friday, 8 October, 2010 - MUSEXPO Conference at Parmelia Hilton Perth, One Movement Music Festival, by Twilight at The Esplanade and Industry Showcases
Saturday, 9 October, 2010 – Workshop Panel at Parmelia Hilton Perth, One Movement for Music Weekend Festival at The Esplanade and Industry Showcases
Sunday, 10 October, 2010 - MUSEXPO Asia Pacific panel session, One Movement for Music Weekend Music Festival at The Esplanade and Industry Showcases
With just three weeks until the event kicks off, check back in on One Movement Word regularly as we continue to publish exclusive interviews with festival and showcase artists.
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Industry showcase program presented by Rolling Stone; The Seed partnership announced
Perth, Australia – Monday, 6 September, 2010: In just one month from now, One Movement for Music Perth (OMFM) will take over Perth and the organisers are pleased to announce the final Industry Showcase program.
The live music component of OMFM, the One Movement Music Festival is unlike any festival the Southern Hemisphere has ever experienced with 17 international and 59 Australian artists playing unique 30-minute showcase sets, premiering their latest material to industry and fans alike in a full outdoor Festival setting over three days at Perth Esplanade. New artists announced today include Australia’s Koolism, Georgia Fair and MIYAVI (JPN).
The OMFM Industry Showcase component, presented by Rolling Stone, is an exciting opportunity to experience some great emerging talent up close and personal in intimate venues within the heart of Perth, hosted by some of the hottest music companies of today.
With more acts than last year, many of which are exclusive to the showcases, more venues, more days and more breaking bands, this really is a chance for emerging bands to shine. Acts from all over the world including USA, Canada, UK, Japan, Korea, Russia and India, plus a whole host of local bands will showcase their wares to the assembled heavy weights of the music industry.
This year OMFM Industry Showcases has commandeered new exclusive showcase venues including parking areas behind the Amplifier Bar and Dilettante Pour Homme et Femme. Adding to these unique urban One Movement venue spaces is the nearby cafe Tiger Tiger. Live music stomping grounds, the Amplifier Bar and Capitol are also new welcome additions to the 2010 showcase program.
The wonderfully converted Wolf Lane Carpark and boutique drinking spot, the Belgian Beer Cafe both will also see a return of great talent.
One Movement for Music is very excited to have a major record label in EMI Australasia on board to showcase their roster with great acts including MIYAVI (Japan) and Australia’s Pez, 360, Operator Please, Papa Vs Pretty, Miami Horror and Hungry Kids of Hungary.
OMFM will proudly host an opening night showcase, to exclusively welcome delegates and industry in ear-pleasing style. Live music hub, the Amplifier Bar, will feature the cream of WA musical talent, on Wednesday 6 October, in association with Xpress Magazine. The evening will showcase the array of aural variety that Perth continually produces including hip hop lyricist Drapht, electro new wave duo Voltaire Twins, blues wonders The Joe Kings, triple j favourites The Chemist, indie rockers Young Revelry and folk pop masters, Split Seconds.
New additions to OMFM showcases are RTRfm - Perth’s premier community radio station and local music advocates. With a focus on local management, labels and musical talent, the evening will showcase seven Perth-based management businesses and the bands they represent. The showcase will feature Cal Peckand The Tramps represented by Tyranocorp, The Growl represented by Bespoke Touring, Boom! Bap! Pow! of Monster Management, Emperors of Sweetmates, The Spitfires who proudly manage themselves, 6s & 7s of Love is My Velocity and a competition winner who will be chosen by RTR and their listeners.
OMFM conference partners A&R Worldwide are once again bringing some great acts to Perth including Drawn From Bees (Aust), Daniel Rata (Aust), Rubylux (UK), The Respectables (CAN), and Dzham (Russia).
Canadian Music Week is once again showing great support for OMFM with six amazing acts from Canada including Colin Moore (CAN), Matthew Barber (CAN), The Trews (CAN), Final Flash (CAN), Elliot Brood (CAN) and JP Hoe (CAN).
Joining again this year following remarkable results last year are Asia Sounds with Kadangyan (Phil), The Great Spy Experiment (Sing), The Circus (India), Biuret (Korea), Ze and Crew (Malaysia) and UhNellys (Japan).
The Dew Process showcase will feature new Australian favourites Guineafowl, Ernest Ellis and Delta Spirit alongside the highly respected singer songwriter Ben Kweller from the USA.
Sounds of the C showcase will also be bringing some fantastic acts from the UK in 2010 with Get Dexter, The Lost Souls Club (UK), Melodramas (UK) and Passenger (UK) all heading to Perth.
Liverpool Sound City have also kindly put their name to a showcase featuring Australian acts The Bloodpoets, OKA, The Salvadors and Blackchords.
Sound Advice from the UK will also be presenting a showcase with the UK’s Liz Green, India’s Raghu Dixit and Australia’s own Dan Sultan.
This year, One Movement for Music has teamed up with triple j Unearthed to bring nine acts over to Perth to be part of the event. Unearthed High winners Stonefield have already been announced for the festival, and will be joined by one band from each state and territory in Australia. The nine acts will perform in the big top at the One Movement Festival as well as at the exclusive Unearthed triple j showcase in front of all the music industry heavyweights. The winning acts will be announced mid-September.
OMFM will also be running a showcase venue of its very own throughout the event with exclusive acts from all over Australia including Ngaiire, MM9, Andy Bull, The Audreys, Jackson Firebird, Big Scary, Redcoats, Cameras, Metals, Jinja Safari, Eli Wolfe and Dead Letter Chorus.
Having supplied one of last year’s One Movement highlights with their closing night showcase, Street Press Australia (SPA) return to close One Movement in 2010. This year, the SPA closing night showcase features British India, rounding off a massive year that saw them explode into the charts with their raucous Avalanche set. Also on the bill this year is Redcoats, the Melbourne-based heavy rock outfit fast becoming the next buzz thing in Australia. Not enough? More bands to be announced soon.
Some of the artists have a double bite of the cherry as they are also performing at the One Movement Music Festival at The Esplanade over the weekend: Ben Kweller (USA), Dan Sultan (Aust), British India (Aust), Miami Horror (Aust), Drapht (Aust), Kadangyan (Phil), Raghu Dixit (India), Passenger (UK), Liz Green (UK), Gypsy & The Cat (Aust), Hungry Kids of Hungary (Aust), Biuret (Korea), The Chemist (Aust), Ze! (Malaysia), The Great Spy Experiment (Sing), Get Dexter (UK), Melodramas (UK), The Holidays (Aust) and Stonefield (Aust) will get a chance to play on the big stage and wow the audiences on the smaller ones.
OMFM also announced today a further program partnership with The Seed (formerly The JB Seed). The Seed, in partnership with One Movement, have created an initiative to support emerging managers, and their artists to progress to the next level of their careers. Ten previous JB Seed Management workshop attendees will be awarded the opportunity to attend OMFM. Participants will receive a complimentary registration and a contribution towards their travel and accommodation costs. Recipients will be announced in September.
Congratulations to Ngaiire, who has been selected from last year’s participants to perform at a One Movement showcase in 2010. This unique experience will be a platform for broad, creative and innovative thinking and an opportunity to strengthen the community of the emerging Australian music industry.
Click here to view the full line-up for the 2010 One Movement industry showcases. More information about the event is included below.
Ticketing Details:
One Movement Music Festival, by Twilight Ticket:
Friday night’s Twilight Festival (8 October 2010) is a stand-alone ticket and can be purchased separately or by a Gold Pass Upgrade or Weekend Festival Upgrade Pass.
Weekend Festival Ticket:
Weekend Festival tickets are available as individual day passes for Saturday or Sunday or two day Weekend Pass.
Weekend Festival Upgrade Pass:
A Weekend Festival Pass Upgrade will also give you entry to the Twilight Festival on Friday.
One Movement for Music Gold Pass:
Want the ultimate all access ticket? Go for Gold!
This year, One Movement for Music has a new, limited ticketing option for the true lovers of all things music. The Gold Pass is easily the best value for money ticket in town this summer and is the perfect choice for those who like discovering new and emerging musical talent. This strictly limited ticket gives you access to the Weekend Festival where you can enjoy artists from around the world on the picturesque Perth Esplanade.
Here’s the best bit. The Gold Pass will give you exclusive access to all of the industry-only showcases, held in various intimate and unique venues in the Perth CDB. There’s more than 25 showcases over 5 nights, giving you access to 80 additional artists and 130 hours of music. Discover new music before your friends do!
Gold Pass Upgrade:
A Gold Pass Upgrade will give you access to all the Twilight Festival, Weekend Festival PLUS all the Industry Showcases from 7 to 10 October.
Ticket prices are:
• Twilight Festival Ticket - $89.00 + bf
• Saturday Day Ticket - $59.00 + bf (first release)
• Sunday Day Ticket - $59.00 + bf (first release)
• Weekend Pass (Saturday + Sunday) - $99.00 + bf
• Weekend Festival Pass Upgrade (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) - $165.00 + bf (upgrade element $66.00 instead of $89.00)
• Gold Pass (Weekend Pass + access to all showcases Thursday to Sunday inclusive) - $125.00 + bf
• Gold Pass Upgrade (Weekend Pass, access to all showcases Thursday to Sunday inclusive PLUS Twilight Festival) - $175.00 + bf (upgrade element $50.00 instead of $89.00)
Tickets for the One Movement Music Festival, by Twilight go on sale at 9.00am on Friday, 27 August, 2010 through www.moshtix.com.au or 1300 GET TIX.
Tickets for the Weekend Festival are on sale now through www.moshtix.com.au or 1300 GET TIX.
OMFM 2010 Key Dates:
Wednesday, 6 October, 2010 – One Movement Creative Industries Dialogue at Parmelia Hilton Perth, Opening Night Function and Showcase
Thursday, 7 October, 2010 – MUSEXPO Conference at Parmelia Hilton Perth and Industry Showcases
Friday, 8 October, 2010 - MUSEXPO Conference at Parmelia Hilton Perth, One Movement Music Festival, by Twilight at The Esplanade and Industry Showcases
Saturday, 9 October, 2010 – Workshop Panel at Parmelia Hilton Perth, One Movement for Music Weekend Festival at The Esplanade and Industry Showcases
Sunday, 10 October, 2010 - MUSEXPO Asia Pacific panel session, One Movement for Music Weekend Music Festival at The Esplanade and Industry Showcases
With just one month until the event kicks off, check back in on One Movement Word regularly as we continue to publish exclusive interviews with festival and showcase artists.
Subscribe to the blog via RSS, follow us on Twitter, or ‘like’ us on Facebook to stay abreast of the latest One Movement news.
Sonicbids Supports Indigenous Artists with First-Ever No-Cost Listing in Australia
BOSTON, MA September 1, 2010 — Sonicbids, the website that helps bands discover and book gigs, has always taken supporting independent music to the limit. This August, Sonicbids saw the launch of its first-ever No Cost Gig Listing in Australia. The listing, presented by One Movement, focuses on supporting indigenous artists throughout Australia.
Five finalists and one overall winner will be chosen through Sonicbids to receive the Australian Indigenous Music Scholarship (AIMS), which aims to provide opportunities for indigenous artists to gain experience and exposure within the music industry.
As part of their commitment to fostering new talent, One Movement presents the Australian Indigenous Music Scholarship (AIMS). The scholarship is designed to provide an opportunity for Indigenous artists to gain high level industry experience and exposure to ultimately achieve their career objectives. Five Sonicbids artists will be selected as finalists.
The five AIMS finalists will receive the following benefits:
An invitation to attend One Movement for Music and a delegate registration per band to attend the MUSEXPO conference
A contribution towards flights to Perth from their nearest capital city and accommodation (for residents of SA, VIC and QLD supported by their local Arts body)
The opportunity to showcase at One Movement for Music in 2010 at an intimate environment to music industry representatives from around the world
A three hour development and mentoring session with renowned and experienced professionals from within the music industry covering areas such as A&R, marketing, management, presentation & publishing
A 3 month Sonicbids membership
The overall AIMS winner will further receive in addition to the above benefits:
A minimum 4 hour session in a Perth based recording studio with members of the panel to mentor the production and recording process
6 month Sonicbids membership
Opportunity to play at the “Share the Spirit Festival” on 26 Jan 2011 – provided by Songlines Victoria
A live recording of their winning showcase performance.
The scholarship has a strong focus on career and skill development and provides exposure and assistance to ensure that artists are not limited to being categorized as only Indigenous artists but also provided with mainstream music exposure and mentoring. As such, the AIMS program was specifically developed to provide participants with the necessary industry skills, experience and exposure to ensure that they are able to maximize the likelihood of long term sustainability in the music industry.
For more information about this opportunity, including entry details, click here to visit the Sonicbids site.
The deadline to submit on Sonicbids is Monday, September 6, 2010. Submit your EPK through the Soncbids site here.
Sonicbids is the website the helps bands get gigs and promoters book the right bands. Our community includes more than 245,000 bands and 21,000 promoters and licensors from all around the world. With festivals, clubs, colleges, music licensing and much more, Sonicbids offers a diverse range of gigs for every kind of musician. In fact, last year alone, more than 71,000 gigs were booked on the site. The company was founded in 2001 by Panos Panay and continues to focus on its core mission of empowering the artistic middle class. Get a gig or book a band at www.sonicbids.com.
How would you like to play for a crowd of music industry heavyweights and share the bill with acts like Grinspoon, British India, Dead Letter Circus and Children Collide?
Thanks to Channel [V], now you can! Just by entering this competition you and your band could be taking to the stage at One Movement for Music in Perth, Australia.
Held 8-10 October at The Esplanade, One Movement is one of the most important music events in the Southern Hemisphere. A pioneering music industry conference and festival in one, this could be the opportunity you have been waiting for to launch your band on the road to super stardom.
Tell us your band’s hit track off your MySpace page
In 200 words or less, tell us “Why is your band ready and deserving of a performance slot at One Movement?”
The prize consists of:
Return domestic economy airfares for up to five people from the Prize winner’s nearest capital city to Perth, valued at a maximum of $5000;
1 nights’ accommodation for up to five people at a minimum 4 star apartment in Perth, valued at a maximum of $450;
All hotel/gig transfers, valued at $300;
Per diems per band member per day valued at up to $375 in total;
1 x delegate’s passes to One Movement Conference and Industry Showcases, valued at $500;
The opportunity to perform at One Movement Festival - a money-can’t-buy prize.
The total maximum prize pool value is $6625.
Please note that all band members or artists must be over 18. The competition closes on Sunday, 5 September 2010. For the full terms and conditions, please visit the Channel [V] competition page. Competition entries addressing the three points listed above can also be emailed to feedback@vmusic.com.au
Click here to view the full line-up for the 2010 One Movement Music Festival. More information about the festival is included below.
Ticketing Details:
One Movement Music Festival, by Twilight Ticket:
Friday night’s Twilight Festival (8 October 2010) is a stand-alone ticket and can be purchased separately or by a Gold Pass Upgrade or Weekend Festival Upgrade Pass.
Weekend Festival Ticket:
Weekend Festival tickets are available as individual day passes for Saturday or Sunday or two day Weekend Pass.
Weekend Festival Upgrade Pass:
A Weekend Festival Pass Upgrade will also give you entry to the Twilight Festival on Friday.
One Movement for Music Gold Pass:
Want the ultimate all access ticket? Go for Gold!
This year, One Movement for Music has a new, limited ticketing option for the true lovers of all things music. The Gold Pass is easily the best value for money ticket in town this summer and is the perfect choice for those who like discovering new and emerging musical talent. This strictly limited ticket gives you access to the Weekend Festival where you can enjoy artists from around the world on the picturesque Perth Esplanade.
Here’s the best bit. The Gold Pass will give you exclusive access to all of the industry-only showcases, held in various intimate and unique venues in the Perth CDB. There’s more than 25 showcases over 5 nights, giving you access to 80 additional artists and 130 hours of music. Discover new music before your friends do!
Gold Pass Upgrade:
A Gold Pass Upgrade will give you access to all the Twilight Festival, Weekend Festival PLUS all the Industry Showcases from 7 to 10 October.
Ticket prices are:
• Twilight Festival Ticket - $89.00 + bf
• Saturday Day Ticket - $59.00 + bf (first release)
• Sunday Day Ticket - $59.00 + bf (first release)
• Weekend Pass (Saturday + Sunday) - $99.00 + bf
• Weekend Festival Pass Upgrade (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) - $165.00 + bf (upgrade element $66.00 instead of $89.00)
• Gold Pass (Weekend Pass + access to all showcases Thursday to Sunday inclusive) - $125.00 + bf
• Gold Pass Upgrade (Weekend Pass, access to all showcases Thursday to Sunday inclusive PLUS Twilight Festival) - $175.00 + bf (upgrade element $50.00 instead of $89.00)
Tickets for the One Movement Music Festival, by Twilight go on sale at 9.00am on Friday, 27 August, 2010 through www.moshtix.com.au or 1300 GET TIX.
Tickets for the Weekend Festival are on sale now through www.moshtix.com.au or 1300 GET TIX.
OMFM 2010 Key Dates:
Wednesday, 6 October, 2010 – Opening Night Function and Showcase
Thursday, 7 October, 2010 – MUSEXPO Conference at Parmelia Hilton Perth and Industry Showcases
Friday, 8 October, 2010 - MUSEXPO Conference at Parmelia Hilton Perth, One Movement Music Festival, by Twilight at The Esplanade and Industry Showcases
Saturday, 9 October, 2010 – Workshop Panel at Parmelia Hilton Perth, One Movement for Music Weekend Festival at The Esplanade and Industry Showcases
Sunday, 10 October, 2010 - MUSEXPO panel session, One Movement for Music Weekend Music Festival at The Esplanade and Industry Showcases
With just under five weeks until the event kicks off, check back in on One Movement Word regularly as we publish exclusive interviews with festival and showcase artists.
Subscribe to the blog via RSS, follow us on Twitter, or ‘like’ us on Facebook to stay abreast of the latest One Movement news.
With thanks to Mobile Roadie, we’re pleased to announce that this year, One Movement For Music has its very own iPhone (and iPad) app!
One Movement app, by Mobile Roadie
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This year’s APRA Cross Cultural Songwriting Collaboration Project includes – 
The state finalists for this year are:
Once again OMFM has partnered with Triple J to provide 
As part of their close involvement with the One Movement Music Festival in 2010, 
FRIDAY, 8 OCTOBER, 2010
Thursday, 16 September, 2010:
Joining Karnivool and the plethora of existing international, national and local acts are Sydney up and coming outfit, 
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As part of their commitment to fostering new talent, One Movement presents the Australian Indigenous Music Scholarship (AIMS). The scholarship is designed to provide an opportunity for Indigenous artists to gain high level industry experience and exposure to ultimately achieve their career objectives. Five Sonicbids artists will be selected as finalists.
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