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Waterbear—the College of Music—has partnered with DJ AG to launch its new music scholarship aimed at supporting emerging artists, kicking off with one of his trademark street sessions on Friday, March 6, and broadcast to DJ AG’s millions of social media followers.

The tour runs from October 18 to November 1, 2025. Tickets are £1, with all proceeds going directly to MVT. Other industry partners include Fightback Lager, Love Music Hate Racism, Save Our Scene, Scruff of the Neck, and Tickets For Good.

The company works with developing and international artists, management, promoters, labels, and their wider teams, including Charli XCX, Fred again.., and The Last Dinner Party, among many others, and has run hundreds of campaigns with thousands of community creators across the UK, US, Mexico, Australia, France, Benelux, and more, publishing over 100k videos, attracting 500m+ views.

The platform uses AI to streamline the process of finding and licensing music for visual media syncs, providing solutions in seconds from a catalogue of expert-curated electronic music. SyncIt launches with music available to request from creators associated with tracks by Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Disciples, Eli & Fur, and more. Artists accepted onto SyncIt can host their music for free, with the platform commission rate one of the lowest in the industry.

The trusted accountants for the creative industries announces the expansion of its music industry services as Gareth Murfin and Laura May take the helm as Founding Partners of its new Business Management and Royalties offering.

The line-up boasts 20+ live artists and DJs, plus a series of talks and interviews - all-day live music and more, across five venues within a few minutes walk from each other. The line-up so far includes Nathan Fake, Deptford Northern Soul Club, Daudi Matsiko, Wrongtom meets The Ragga Twins, Donna Thompson, and more to be announced and local partner-hosted stages from Dreamhouse Records, Walthamstow Rock ‘n’ Roll Book Club, Uplands, Underdog, plus a stage of Waltham Forest-based artists.

Matthew Fackrell and Eric Nguyen will serve as SVP & GM in APAC and North America, respectively.

Aspiring young film and TV composers from underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply for the mentoring scheme and opportunity for a full-time paid placement. Composer Mentors for the programme from the First Artists Management roster include David Arnold, Ré Olunuga, and Gazelle Twin. In partnership with Youth Music, C.A.M.P. aims to help increase diversity in the Music for Screen industry.

Silva Screen Records presents Benji Merrison and Will Slater’s lush and atmospheric soundtrack to BBC Earth’s five-episode TV series, The Green Planet narrated by David Attenborough, available as a special 2CD album on pre-order for release on May 13th. This follows the OST release on streaming platforms in April.