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INDEX PrimaveraPro 2011………………………………………………………………….………….….. 2 San Miguel Primavera Sound 2011 in numbers………….………………………….. 2 Statistics………………………………………………………………………….…………..….……… 4 PrimaveraPro 2011 Programme……….………………………….……………...……..….. 6 PrimaveraPro 2011 Showcases..................................................................................... 10 . PrimaveraPro 2011 Database ….…………………………………….…………….….……. 17 PrimaveraPro 2011 At its second edition, PrimaveraPro gathered 1.110 professionals from 43 different countries (as well as 1.410 accredited journalists for the festival) attracted by a programmme divided equally between showcases that aimed to internationalise new bands and a programme of conferences and meetings whose objective was to favour a grouping together of the current independent music scene. The 2012 edition of PrimaveraPro will take place on the 30th and 31st May and on the 1st and 2nd June 2012. In this document you will find a report about PrimaveraPro 2011 and San Miguel Primavera Sound 2011. San Miguel Primavera Sound 2011 in numbers Attendance PrimaveraPro 2011: 1.110 professionals Attendance Press and Media: 1.410 journalists Public: Wednesday 25th Poble Espanyol: 5.300 people Thursday 26th Parc del Fòrum 39.500 people Friday 27th Parc del Fòrum: 43.800 people Saturday 28th Parc del Fòrum: more than 40.000 people Sunday 29th Poble Espanyol: 3.900 people Total at activities at Primavera al Parc: more than 5.000 people Acts: 277 concerts Line up 2011: 221 bands A Classic Education Dotore Kurt Vile & The Violators Seefeel Aias Ducktails Kyst Senderos Ainara LeGardon Dúo Cobra La Célula Durmiente Seward Algodón Egipcio Echo & The Bunnymen La Débil Shellac Allfits Einstürzende Neubauten La Familia del Árbol Simian Mobile Disco Animal Collective El Gremio Las Robertas Smoke Fairies Anímic El Guincho Les Aus Soledad Vélez Ariel Pink's Haunted El Mató A Un Policía Motorizado Lichens Sonny & The Sunsets Graffiti Eladio y Los Seres Queridos Lindstrom Stearica Arto Lindsay Eli Paperboy Reed Low Sufjan Stevens Atleta Els Surfing Sirles Luis Brea Suicide Suuns Avi Buffalo Els Trons Lüger Swans Barry Hogan DJ Emeralds M. Ward Tannhäuser Baths Eric Fuentes & El Mal Male Bonding Tennis Battles Espaldamaceta & Caballo Manos De Topo The Album Leaf Beach Beach Espanto Marina Gallardo The Big Head Troubled Boy Bearsuit Evripidis And His Tragedies Maryland The Birkins Belle & Sebastian Explosions In the Sky Matthew Dear (Live Band) The Bitter Springs Berlinetta Factory Floor Me And The Bees The Black Angels Betunizer Fernando Milagros Mercury Rev The Car Is On Fire Big Boi Field Music Microcause The Fiery Furnaces Blank Dogs fIRa fEM Miss Carrussel The Flaming Lips Blondes Fleet Foxes Mogwai The Fresh & Onlys BMX Bandits Ford & Lopatin (formerly Money Mark The Jon Spencer Blues Bullitt Games) Moon Duo Explosion Capillary Action Francis International Airport Mountains The Missing Leech 2 Capsula Fred i Son Mujeres The Monochrome Set Caribou GAF My Teenage Stride The National Carte Blanche Gang Gang Dance Nacho Umbert & La The Record Summer Caspa Garotas Suecas Compañía The Soft Moon Chinese Christmas Cards Gepe Niño The Suicide Of Western Cloud Nothings Girl Talk Nisennenmondai Culture Colectivo Oruga Glasser No Joy The Tallest Man On Earth Comet Gain Glenn Branca Ensemble Nosoträsh The Walkmen Connan Mockasin Gold Panda Nouvelle Cuisine Thelemáticos Cuchillo Gonjasufi Odd Future Throwing Up Cults Granit Odio París Toundra Cut Your Hair Grinderman Of Montreal Triángulo De Amor Bizarro Cuzo + Damo Suzuki Guillamino Oh! Cake & The Cookie tUnE-yArDs Dan Melchior und Das Half Japanese Oneohtrix Point Never Twin Shadow Menace Holy Ghost! Orbison Brothers Ty Segall Darkstar (UK) Igloo Ornamento Y Delito Violet Lades Darren Hayman & The Incarnations P.I.L. (Public Image Vistalegre Secondary Modern Inspira Limited) Viva Ben-Hur Das Racist Internet2 Pájaro Jack Warpaint Davila 666 Interpol Papas Fritas Wolf People Dead Western Islet ¡Pelea! Woody Alien Dean & Britta James Blake Pere Ubu Yuck Dean Wareham plays James Blake DJ Perfume Genius Za! Galaxie 500 Jamie XX Perrosky Zurych Declan Allen DJ Jason Collett Phosphorescent Deep Sea Arcade Javiera Mena Pissed Jeans Deerhunter John Cale & Band + BCN216 PJ Harvey Del Rey perform PARIS 1919 Prince Rama Desmond John Talabot Proyecto Personal Disco Las Palmeras! Julia Kent Pulp DJ Coc Julian Lynch Reina Republicana DJ Shadow Kode9 And The Space Ape Rubik DJ Supermarkt Kode9 Burial Set Salem DM Stith Kokoshca Schnaak 3 Statistics Number of profesionals per country Country Professionals Other 86 Canada 10 Ireland 16 Switzerland 16 Germany 18 Finlandia 20 Poland 22 Austria 24 Sweden 24 Italy 40 USA 45 France 81 United kingdom 172 Spain 536 Others: Countries with less than 10 participants (Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Czech Republic, Denmark, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Portigal, Russia, Slovenia, Turkey, Venezuela.) Number of profesionals per type of company Company Type Professionals Public Administration 55 Agent/Representative 84 Artist 92 Association 40 Record Shop 6 Record Label 107 Distributor 12 Festival 92 Other 136 Press 201 Production Company 43 Promoter 128 Advertising/Communica 39 tion Agency Concert Venue 75 4 Press and media per country Country Journalists Germany 27 Argentina 12 Brazil 20 Finland 11 France 34 Greece 19 Ireland 19 Italy 43 Mexico 11 Other 111 Poland 14 Portugal 13 Russia 11 Sweden 12 United Kingdom 99 USA 45 Others: Countries with less than 10 journalists (Belgium, Israel, Chile, Colombia, Estonia, Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary, Australia, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Japan, Iceland, Holand, Norway, Canada, Arab Emirates, Turkey, Austria, Peru, Singapore, Denmark, Bosnia, Slovakia and Panama) 5 PrimaveraPro 2011 Programme CONFERENCES Go West or How to get your bands into the independent music market in The United States and Canada The United States and Canada are a top priority for the music industry. Representatives from the main associations and festivals of both countries explained the idiosyncrasies of their markets and outlined key points. Speakers: Brent Grulke (South by Southwest, United States), Christopher J. Kaskie (Pitchfork, United States), Brian Hetherman, (Canadian Music Week, Canada), Carey Curtin (Bedlam Music Management / Canadian Blast, Canada). Moderator: David Jiménez-Zumalacárregui (Heart of Gold, Spain). Casa de América presents: A practical guide to the independent music and festivals of Latin America Latin America is emerging as a big market for independent artists and companies, however it is not easy to get onto their circuit, what is the secret? What are the essential steps that one must take to establish a permanent relationship with this market. Speakers: Sylvie Piccolotto (Scatter Records, Brazil), Pablo Hierro Dorri (Scatter Records, Argentina), Juan Vázquez (Sony Music, Mexico), Miguel Angel Garrido (Gig’n’tik Music, Spain). Moderator: Pablo Ferrer (Zona de Obras, Spain). Go East: New markets for independent music – Eastern Europe and Scandinavian countries The north and the east of Europe have become new points of interest for the music industry. Year after year, new festivals start up successfully and become a reference for international artists. Representatives of some of these festivals explained what their public is like, how to get onto this circuit, what styles are most sought after, etc. Speakers: Adam Rasek (Tauron Festival / More Music Agency, Poland), Matti Nives (Flow Festival, Finland). Un-Convention – Spaces: the unique live experience Gigs in train stations, museums, libraries and on boats - we looked at how to use public spaces to create unique gigging experiences. Speakers: Nick Luscombe (Musicity), Ruth Daniel (Un- Convention), Tracey Moberly (The Foundry), David Taylor (British Sea Power), Jon Drape (Ear 6 to the Ground). Moderator: John Robb (Membranes/Goldblade UK). Un-Convention - Curation: Crowds and profitability of festivals How to programme to turn a festival into an interesting and extraordinary event? How to programme, attract and negotiate with artists, selecting and using spaces, and, in essence, create festivals that are attractive for the public and make them profitable. Speakers: Martin Elbourne (Glastonbury), Luke Unabomber (Electric Elephant), Fernando Javier León Jacomino (Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba). Moderator: Howard Monk (The Local). Un-Convention - Sustainability for artists The music paradigm has changed in recent years, and live concerts have become an essential part of the income of artists. Some of these artists explained how they work to make live concerts their main source of income. Speakers: Fer Isella (artist and Limbo Music, Argentina), Jon McClure (Reverend Soundsystem), Lil’Fee (The Whip), Ben Watkins aka Juno Reactor (musician, film score writer – The Matrix), Mark Meharry (MusicGlue). Moderator: Steve Lowes (manager and Backstreet Int. Mech). You can consult the 50 new ideas on how to create, develop and consolidate a festival that came up during the Un-convention conferences at the PrimaveraPro 2011 at: http://unconvention.wordpress.com/ WORKSHOPS Workshop: Legal I & II We often find ourselves up against invisible boundaries that do not allow us to internationalise our artists, or work with artists from different countries: legal barriers. These practical workshops showed what proceedings one has to follow in order to carry out this internationalisation successfully,
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