8 British artists to perform at ILMC as part of UK Sounds

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UK Sounds is a joint initiative between PRS Foundation’s International Showcase Fund and Department for International Trade’s Music Export Growth Scheme. The International Showcase Fund is run by PRS Foundation in partnership with Department for International Trade (DIT), British Underground, Arts Council England, The Musicians’ Union (MU), PPL, Creative Scotland, Wales Arts International and Arts Council of Wales, Arts Council of Northern Ireland and Invest NI. The Music Export Growth Scheme is funded through DIT and administered by the BPI.

UK Sounds partners have provided support for high-production value performances and bespoke partnerships with other companies and platforms domestically and internationally such as IQ and ILMC. The content supported by UK Sounds partners is to enable export-ready talent during this lockdown period to continue to reach their potential and compete internationally through trusted curation of content, reaching overseas music networks and providing a spot- light on talented underrepresented groups in the UK.

To register: https://33.ilmc.com/register/

 UK Sounds Showcase 1 (3 March): https://33.ilmc.com/listing/showcase-uk-sounds/

UK Sounds Showcase 2 (4 March): https://33.ilmc.com/listing/showcase-uk-sounds-2/

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