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GÖTEBORG · PUSTERVIK & SKEPPET GBG · 24–25 NOVEMBER 2026

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The conference for the music industry. New voices, new tech, the industry's future.

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Music Tech Summit

Where Pustervik & Skeppet GBG
When 24–25 Nov 2026
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  • All keynotes, panels & talks
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Programme

Two days, this is what happens

Confirmed sessions so far. More are added as they are booked — exact times are set closer to the conference.

Day 1 · 24 November

Pustervik

Afternoon

  • KeynoteKeynote
  • Theme 1 – Creativity & makingPanel discussion
  • Demo on theme 1Demo
  • Theme 2 – Tools & innovationPanel discussion
  • Demo on theme 2Demo

Evening

  • Tech Park – workshops and demonstrationsWorkshop
Day 2 · 25 November

Skeppet GBG

Morning

  • Theme 3 – Copyright & future revenue modelsPanel discussionHeld in English
  • Demo on theme 3Demo

Afternoon

  • Workshops, reflection and think tankWorkshop
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Speakers

The voices on stage

A selection of founders, artists and technologists. Confirmed on a rolling basis.

Scott Farrant

Scott Farrant

CEO, Musaxia (consulting)

Scott Farrant is a music industry veteran with 40 years of experience across major and independent music publishers, as well as CMOs. His background includes foundational roles at PRS, EMI, and BMG, followed by executive positions at Palan Music, STIM, KSTAR, AMRA, and Kobalt Music. His scope of expertise ranges from high-level strategy, licensing, and operations to sample clearance and sync.

In addition to his corporate leadership, Scott has been deeply involved in global industry governance and technical standards. He served as vice-chair at ICMP—where he was also founder-chair of the Metadata Expert Group—and was a long-term board member of both IMPA and the MPA. He also founded and co-chaired the Steering Committee for the Technical Online Working Group for Europe.

In 2025, Scott founded Musaxia, an independent music consultancy offering strategic advisory services and deep domain expertise to music rights holders and music tech companies.

Alongside running Musaxia, Scott currently chairs the UK Government IPO Metadata Technical Solutions Group (TSG) and contributes to key international initiatives, including the EU Copyright Infrastructure Task Force, CreditsDue, WIPO’s AI Infrastructure Interchange Technical Exchange Network (AIII TEN) and promoting new AI standards such as C2PA.

Dedicated to building a fairer, future-focused music ecosystem, Scott remains an active songwriter and creates scrap metal sculptures in his spare time.

Christopher Thordson

Christopher Thordson

COO of IFPI Sweden

Christopher Thordson is COO of IFPI Sweden, which represents the recording industry – major labels, independent labels and self-releasing artists – in licensing and royalty distribution. He heads licence negotiations and has led the restructuring of its business operations, including the launch of new licence products. He also managed commercial operations for Avicii Music AB. He holds an LLM in Commercial Law from the University of Edinburgh.

Jakob Malmlöf

Jakob Malmlöf

Union Legal Counsel, Musikerförbundet

Jakob Malmlöf works as Union Legal Counsel at Musikerförbundet (the Swedish Musicians’ Union). He has a background as an award-winning music producer and songwriter. In his role, he represents musicians and artists in legal matters and negotiations, with a particular focus on AI, copyright, and fair compensation within the music industry. Jakob is also a board member of SAMI (the Swedish Artists and Musicians Interest Organization).

Eva Karman Reinhold

Eva Karman Reinhold

Chair of SOM, Music Lawyer

Eva Karman Reinhold is Chair of SOM, Sweden’s independent music companies’ trade association, a board member of IMPALA, and Chair of IMPALA’s Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Task Force.

Founded in 1974, SOM represents over 330 Swedish independent music companies and self-releasing artists. The organization works to support Swedish music companies and organizes Manifestgalan, the Swedish independent music awards. IMPALA is the European organization for independent record labels, based in Brussels.

Eva studied music and production before beginning her long career in the music industry at STIM, the Swedish performing rights organization, and the independent music companies MNW and Gazell. In 2004, she founded her own record label and music publishing company, Smilodon. After passing a paralegal examination in 2009, she worked at a law firm and later earned a Master of Laws (LL.M.).

As a music lawyer, Eva represents artists, songwriters, managers, and independent music companies. In 2015, she returned to making music and became the songwriter, producer, and singer of MahRoot, a Swedish reggae/ska band.

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