Music Publishers Canada partners with IMPF to promote international songwriter and publisher relations

Canadian and Nordic artists to build key creative partnerships over three-day song writing camp in Toronto.

Music Publishers Canada has formed a partnership with IMPF to host an in-person co-writing camp promoting publisher and songwriter collaboration between Canada and the Nordic territories. Titled CREATE Nordic Bridges, the song writing camp will take place at Noble Street Studios in Toronto, Canada from October 27 – October 29, 2022. It will bring together a total of 12 songwriters, producers and artists from Canada, Estonia, Finland, and Sweden to co-write over the three-day period, producing original songs and building key creative partnerships in the process. See below for biographies.

The attendees are represented by a number of well-known independent publishers including Faar Music, Elements Music, RoastingHouse, Editions Bjorlund, Hyvetown Music Inc., Red Brick Songs, Sound of Pop Publishing, Daytripper Songs, Third Side Music, and Cymba Music.

“IMPF is a global network of independent publishers and it’s great to be able to provide these cross-border channels to promote publisher networking and emerging artist creativity. It is a pleasure to work with Music Publishers Canada in what we hope will be the first of many such exchanges over the coming years.”

– IMPF President Annette Barrett

“Building creative and business relationships is an important part of what makes Canadian music publishing a global success story. We’re delighted to partner with IMPF to welcome Nordic writers, producers, and publishers to Toronto. The partnership will allow us to continue playing a role in forging relationships all over the world and showcase Canadian talent.”

– Margaret McGuffin, CEO of Music Publishers Canada

 

Nordic Delegates

 

Canadian Delegates

 

IMPF (Independent Music Publishers International Forum) is the global trade and advocacy body for independent music publishers, representing our interests internationally, sharing experiences and best practices, exchanging information on copyright and legal frameworks in different territories and jurisdictions, and helping to stimulate a more favourable business environment for artistic, cultural, and commercial diversity for songwriters, composers, and music publishers everywhere. www.impforum.org

Create Nordic Bridges is generously supported by FACTOR and the Government of Canada and co-funded by the European Union.

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