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Split Works

StatusActive
Founded2006
FounderArchie Hamilton, Nathaniel Davis
Country of originChina
Headquarters locationShanghai, Beijing
Publication typesWooozy, China Music Radar
Official websitehttp://www.spli-t.com

Split Works is a China-based music company founded in 2006 by Archie Hamilton and Nathaniel Davis. It is a subsidiary of Split United, one of China's most influential music industry organizations, with offices in both Shanghai and Beijing.[1][2] Split Works organizes the annual JUE | Music + Art Festival in Beijing and Shanghai, the Concrete & Grass Music Festival in Shanghai,[3] and co-presents the "Contemporale" concert series with the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra.[4]

Organization

Split United comprises five subsidiaries:

  • Split Works (Independent Music & Festival Promoter)
  • Splatter (Music and Creative Consultancy)
  • Scorched (Booking Agency, Asia)
  • Wooozy (China's #1 Music Community)
  • China Music Radar (Chinese Music Industry Resource)

And owns

Yunggiema (央吉玛) is a singer from the Menba minority people who emigrated from Bhutan to the Southeast region of Tibet over 300 years ago. She sings the songs and stories of her ancient clans-people, as passed down by her grandmother. Some of these are set to sparse traditional arrangements and others, to more modern beats.

Her brand of ethnic music is niche to say the least, contrasting sharply with the typical C-pop and Korean acts that tend to pick up the headlines in China. The chances of Yunggiema’s music being granted the time of day beyond a very small circle of world music fans were always going to be limited. There are several ways to break through such glass ceilings: established artists will often grant developing artists permission to create derivative works e.g. mixes (this can of course work both ways), or sometimes directly collaborate. Synchronisations are also an effective way to reach new audiences, however in these cases the music will always be ancillary to the focal content – the film / advert / product. Yunggiema went a step further in 2013 and placed herself

On Friday, pioneering guitarist Pat Metheny will grace the stage of the BMW Master Hall in Pudong New Area, kicking off the three-day JZ Festival 2014 in Shanghai with his first-ever performance in China.

Initiated in 2005, JZ Festival is the largest jazz festival in China. This year, it celebrates its 10th anniversary with a string of established musicians from home and abroad.

Over his lifelong music career, Metheny has attracted a wide-ranging fan base with his fusion creations that cross the borders of jazz, rock, R&B and world music. No wonder the talented musician became the youngest teacher at Berklee College of Music at the age of 19, and has won Grammy Awards in almost all jazz categories.

singer Sandy Lam Photos: Courtesy of the event organizer



 

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He has collaborated with a large number of celebrated musicians over the past four decades, including Chick Corea, John Scofield and Dave Holland.

The 60-year-old musician will

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