Saudi Music Comission Announces New Music Competition
Paul Pacifico, CEO of the Saudi Music Comission, revealed a new international music technology competition called Hackathon as per Akhbaar 24. He made this announcement at the XP exhibition in Jax District, Riyadh. The exhibition focuses on the pivotal aspects of Saudi music and showcasing all developments in this regard.
Global Collaboration and Competition
Teams of engineers, developers, and artists from around the world are invited to collaborate and compete. They will tackle the toughest questions facing music in the 21st century. These teams will also cooperate with countries like the UK, Japan, America, and Europe.
Celebrating Saudi Music’s Evolution
Moreover, Pacifico expressed his joy over the evolution of music in Saudi Arabia. He highlighted his passion for exploring diverse regions and their musical heritage. He personally felt connected to the local music of the Kingdom and learned about its details, thus gaining a deep understanding of the talent and musical diversity in the region.
XP Exhibition: A Major Music Event
The “XP” exhibition is one of the largest music events. It aims to highlight and enhance the ongoing development of Saudi music.
In the recent XP Music Futures conference, industry leaders gathered to discuss the burgeoning grassroots culture within the music industry. This gathering, pivotal in shaping the future of music, highlighted the increasing importance of grassroots movements in defining and driving musical trends.
One of the key themes discussed was the inherent power of grassroots movements in shaping the music industry. These movements, often starting from independent origins, have the potential to influence mainstream music.
Speakers also emphasized how grassroots initiatives are not just about discovering new talent but also about fostering a diverse and inclusive environment for music creation.
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