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Dossier 2017 INDEX Primavera Pro 2017_________________________________________________________________________ 2 Primavera Sound in numbers_________________________________________________ 4 Statistics__________________________________________________________________________________________________ 6 Participants___________________________________________________________________________________________ 9 Primavera Pro 2017 Programme__________________________________________ 15 Showcases_____________________________________________________________________________________________ 42 Press clippings____________________________________________________________________________________ 43 Collaborators_______________________________________________________________________________________ 64 Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona (CCCB) Parc del Fòrum - From 31st May to 4th June “After so many years, what I really love about this business is that people still want to listen to new artists”. These words were said by Rob Challice, co- founder of the booking agency Coda and it sums up the general feeling at the eighth edition of Primavera Pro, the meeting that brings together professionals from the music business during the week of Primavera Sound. Hearing such notable voices of experience in the music of the last 30 years such as Billy Bragg, Viv Albertine (The Slits), Geoff Barrow (Portishead) and the musician and producer Youth this year has fused with the exciting discourse of the new generations, who have given a clear picture of the revolutions still to come such as that of blockchain (by Imogen Heap, founder of Mycelia), innovative ways of reinvigorating and regenerating the sector (like Caroline SM, a Londoner of only 22 years of age who is already an essential player in the British music industry) and ground breaking artistic visions (as is the case of Carlota Guerrero, the Barcelona photographer responsible for the art work on Solange’s latest album). There were almost 3300 accredited professionals of 55 different nationalities at Primavera Pro 2017, and a great many of them participated in the 125 activities programmed from Wednesday 31st May to Friday 2nd June in the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona (CCCB). The site has now consolidated itself as the ideal home for a meeting which combines comfort with the luxury setting of the Pati de les Dones, where, once again, there was the networking area and the Day Pro stage on which a large number of newcomer bands from 12 different countries. The different sections of Primavera Pro have also firmly established themselves: Primavera Pro Startups awarded their prize to the Berlin application Uberchord, which brings the teaching of music into the XXI century, and Primavera Pro On- Screen centred its focus on the possibilities offered by Virtual Reality applied to music, another revolution on the horizon. Also the third editions of the International Congresses of Independent Labels and of Concert Venues have consolidated themselves as the ideal meeting point to discuss specific topics 2 such as the mission of independent labels in 2017 and the need to further the development of musical cities. And of course, Primavera Pro 2017 has not been short of debates. Burning issues such as Brexit have been discussed in great detail only to reach the conclusion that nobody knows exactly what repercussions there will be, while the resale of tickets was the subject of a heated discussion between promoters and ticketing companies, proving the need for a regulation in the sector. But on the whole reasons for optimism predominated. Or as the legendary Billy Bragg said at the end of his emotional chat with the journalist Antonio Baños: “The glass is always half full”. 3 Primavera Sound 2017 in numbers Public: 200,000 Number of live shows: 346 Number of Artists: 264 Primavera Pro: Professionals accredited: 3.300 Activities (conferences, presentations, networking sessions, etc): 125 Primavera Pro Showcases: 75 4 Line Up Primavera Sound 2017 !!! (Chk Chk Chk) (US) The Harlock (ES) Nots (US) William Tyler (US) 7 Notas 7 Colores (ES) Henrik Schwarz (DE) Núria Graham (ES) The xx (UK) Abdulla Rashim (SE) Her Little Donkey (ES) Ocellot (ES) Youandewan (DE) About Leaving (ES) Huerco S. live (US) Odina (ES) Young Marco (NL) The Afghan Whigs (US) HVOB (DE) Operators (CA) The Zombies perform Against Me! (US) Ian Pooley (DE) Papá Topo (ES) "Odessey & Oracle" 50th Anniversary Agorazein (ES) InnerCut (ES) Patrick Codenys (Front 242) (UK) Aldous Harding (NZ) Iosonouncane (IT) PAVVLA (ES) Aldrin y Collins (ES) It's Not Not (ES) Pearson Sound (UK) Alex Cameron (AU) Jackmaster (UK) Pedro Vian (ES) PRIMAVERA PRO Alexandra Savior (US) Jamie xx (UK) Pender Street Steppers (CA) Alexis Taylor dj set (UK) Japandroids (CA) Phurpa (RU) Adelaida (CL) Alien Tango (ES) Jardín de la Croix (ES) Pinegrove (US) All Indians No Chief (ES) Jazz (ES) Playback Maracas (ES) Aeromoças e Tenistas Russas (BR) Âme live (DE) Jens Lekman (SE) Polar Inertia (FR) Astronaut Project (PE) Angel Olsen (US) Jeremy Jay (US) Polseguera (ES) Bike (BR) Angela (ES) JMII (ES) Pond (AU) Billy Carter (KR) Anímic (ES) Joey Purp (US) Preoccupations (CA) Annette Peacock (US) John Talabot Disco Set (ES) Priests (US) De Mónaco (CL) Aphex Twin (UK) Joy Orbison (UK) The Radio Dept. (SE) DIEALRIGHT (KR) Arab Strap (UK) Julia Jacklin (AU) Rebuig (ES) Entropia (PL) Arcade Fire (CA) Julie Doiron (CA) Recondite (DE) Aries (ES) Junun featuring Shye Ben Tzur Regalim (ES) Escorpio (ES) Aurora Halal (US) & The Rajasthan Express (IL/IN) Retirada! (ES) FingerFingerrr (BR) Autarkic live (IL) Kate Tempest (UK) Romare (UK) G-C (ZA) Avalon Emerson (US) Keems (ES) Rosalía & Raül Refree (ES) Gold Class (AU) BADBADNOTGOOD (CA) Kelly Lee Owens (UK) Royal Trux (US) Barbott (ES) Kepa Junkera & Los Hermanos Rrucculla (ES) Hanba! (PL) Belako (ES) Cubero (ES) Run The Jewels (US) Inzul (PE) Belushi (ES) Kevin Morby (US) Ryder The Eagle (ES) JAAA! (PL) Ben UFO (UK) Khidja live (RO) S U R V I V E (US) Joel Sarakula (AU) Berri Txarrak (ES) Kiasmos dj set (IS) Saint Etienne (UK) Bicep live (UK) King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard SALFVMAN (ES) Leyya (AT) The Black Angels (US) (AU) Sampha (UK) Lígula ES)) Bolga (ES) King Krule (UK) Sau Poler (ES) Linkier e os Caramelows (BR) Bon Iver (US) KiNK live (BG) Seu Jorge plays The Life Aquatic (BR) Broken Social Scene (CA) Kokoshca (ES) Shelby Grey (ES) Marley BloO (ZA) Cigarettes After Sex (US) Kornél Kovács (SE) Shellac (US) Marrakesh (BR) CLUBZ (MX) Lauer (DE) Silent James (AD) Me & The Plant (BR) Cocaine Piss (BE) Lawrence Arabia (NZ) Sinkane (UK) Meridian Response (ES) Dj Coco (ES) Les Cruet (ES) Skepta (UK) Conttra (ES) Les Sueques (ES) Skinny Puppy (CA) Miss Garrison (CL) Converge (US) Let's Eat Grandma (UK) Slayer (US) no metal in this battle (LU) The Crab Apples (ES) Local Natives (US) Sleaford Mods (UK) PATiENTS (KR) Cymbals Eat Guitars (US) Lord Of The Isles live (UK) Sleep (US) The Damned (UK) LVL UP (US) Slim Cessna's Auto Club (US) Persian Pelican (IT) Dancefloor Meditations (UK) Mac DeMarco (CA) Solange (US) Prairie WWWW (TW) Dave P. (US) The Magnetic Fields (US) Soledad Vélez (CL) Radio 123 (ZA) Death Grips (US) The Make-Up (US) Songhoy Blues (ML) RBP (KR) Descendents (US) Mannequin Pussy (US) Sorry Kate (ES) Dirty Porko & Crie930 (ES) Màquina Total (ES) Surfin' Bichos (ES) Riviere (PE) Discos Paradiso Crew (ES) Marc Piñol (ES) Swans (US) Sharman Den (ES) Dixon (DE) Maresme (ES) Swet Shop Boys (UK/ US) Shijo X (IT) Don't DJ (DE) Marie Davidson (CA) Talaboman (ES/SE) Donallop (ES) Marta Delmont (ES) Teenage Fanclub (UK) Skegss (AU) Dj Dustin (DE) Marvin & Guy (IT) Dj Tennis (IT) Tiê (BR) El Petit de Cal Eril (ES) Matrixxman (US) This Is Not This Heat (UK) Tired Lion (AU) ELMINI (ES) Medalla (ES) Thurston Moore (US) Tourista (PE) Elza Soares (BR) Melange (ES) Triángulo de Amor Bizarro (ES) Evripidis And His Tragedies (ES) Metronomy (UK) Tuff City Kids (DE) Wongonyou (IT) Fairmont (CA) Michael Mayer (DE) Tycho (US) Fatima Yamaha (NL) Miguel (US) Vaadat Charigim (IL) Ferenc (ES) Mishima (ES) vàlius + Carlota Serrahima(ES) Flying Lotus (US) Mitski (US) Van Morrison (UK) Formation (UK) The Molochs (US) Vladimir Ivkovic (RS) Front 242 (BE) Moscoman live band (IL) Vox Low (FR) Fufanu (IS) Muñeco (ES) Wand (US) Gas (DE) Murdoc (ES) The Waterparties (ES) Glass Animals (UK) Museless (ES) The Wave Pictures (UK) Gojira (FR) The Mystery Lights (US) The Wedding Present (UK) Golden Bug (FR) Neleonard (ES) Weval (NL) Gordi (AU) Nikki Lane (US) Weyes Blood (US) Grace Jones (JM) No Crafts (ES) The Wheels (ES) The Growlers (US) No Zu (AU) Whitney (US) Hamilton Leithauser (US) Noga Erez (IL) Wild Beasts (UK) 5 Professionals accredited at Primavera Pro 2017 by type of company 6 Professionals accredited at Primavera Pro 2017 by country 7 Journalists accredited at Primavera Sound 2017 by country 8 Participants A Buzz Supreme / Modernista The Italian team at Primavera Pro 2017 were A Buzz Supreme and Modernista, two young companies with years of experience on the Italian music scene. A Buzz Supreme is a promotion, publishing and management company that works with artists, labels, distributors and international publishers, promoting some of the most interesting and original Italian artists both in Italy and abroad. The company guides self-produced musicians into the music business and also helps them choose all the necessary partners. A Buzz Supreme also offers editorial consulting for cinema and television synch. Modernista is a new booking and management agency,
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