Show Notes
Today's episode features an enlightening interview between Martyn and his good friend Mark Frieser.
Mark is an internationally recognised figure working at the intersection of music, technology, business, branding, advertising and entertainment.
As the founder and CEO of Disconic, a pioneering music licensing platform, Mark has revolutionized the way music is discovered, licensed, and synchronized across various media platforms. In addition, his events company SyncSummit introduces music supervisors from around the world to composers and artists. This conversation is essential listening for all musicians looking to break into the film, TV, games and advertising markets.
Ladies and gentlemen, meet the king of music networkers, Mark Frieser.
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