1、THIS ISMUSIC2023ContentsIntroductionTom Kiehl Interim Chief Executive,UK Music4ForewordLucy Frazer MP Secretary of State,Department for Culture,Media and Sport6Lord Offord of Garvel Minister for Exports,Department for Business and TradeThe Figures10Key Trends in 2022The Four Commercial Assets12Music

2、al Composition14Recorded Music16Recording Studios18Live Performance20Brand and Image22Glass Animals:Going Global|Case Study26Exports30Music Creator Exports32The Impact of Brexit:Music Creators34Employment36David Grubb:Invest in Education|Case Study38Emerging Trends in 202340Cliff Fluet:Artificial In

3、telligence|Case Study42A Manifesto for Music33Methodology49Acknowledgements50Wet Leg|Holly Fernando 54IntroductionTom KiehlInterim Chief Executive,UK Musicrecorded music and music publishing revenue streams.Employment has also returned to pre-pandemic levels.Despite this sense of recovery the challe

4、nges the sector faces should not be ignored.Brexit related impacts,the cost of living crisis,and the lingering impact of the pandemic are all causing problems.Music creators in particular are bearing the brunt of these factors with those earning 25,000 and under losing 49%of their EU earnings.On the

5、 business side of things music venues,independent festivals,and recording studios all face significant difficulties.Striking the balance between celebrating success and recognising problems is a tightrope that This is Music 2023 walks.This comes to life in particular through three case studies in th

6、e report.Firstly,music manager Amy Morgan explains how Glass Animals achieved international success in the face of the challenges presented by the pandemic.Secondly,musician David Grubb sets out how sustainable music careers can be achieved through nurturing music education pathways.Finally,music la