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Music Estonia invites you to participate in the TechTrack program, which brings together Estonia’s music and technology sectors, along with international experts, to develop innovative solutions for the music industry. The program consists of three sessions, where participants will move from idea to prototype with guidance from local mentors. Each session begins with a keynote from an international expert, covering music technology trends, AI applications, and investment opportunities in music technology. In the first session, pre-selected local music industry representatives will help participants define key challenges and needs within the sector.

Who is TechTrack for?
TechTrack welcomes professionals from both the music and technology industries, including:

• Music sector representatives (e.g. managers, record labels, event organizers, publishers)
• Tech professionals (e.g. developers, data scientists, programmers)
• Innovators and entrepreneurs looking to create solutions that enhance the music industry

We welcome both idea owners, those interested in joining ideas on-site, and anyone who simply wants to listen to the keynotes and engage in the discussions without joining a team. The program is conducted in English, so it is also open to foreigners living and working in Estonia.

What does the programme offer?
TechTrack is a hands-on workshop series where participants work with industry experts to develop their ideas. The program also features international keynote speakers who will explore music technology trends, the role of AI in the industry, and investment opportunities for innovative solutions.

What do the winners get?
The top 3 projects will be selected at Tallinn Music Week, to continue in the TechTrack incubator, where they will receive personalized mentorship from international experts, 8 training sessions from Tallinn Business Incubator, participation in the Wallifornia Music Tech Summit, and access to Latitude59.

The TechTrack program offers participants a unique opportunity to develop their ideas, receive valuable feedback from industry experts, explore the latest trends in music technology, and build connections with international networks and events.

Information and registration:
Session 1 – February 6
Keynote: Trends in MusicTech
Workshop: Inspiration and Idea Generation

Session 2 – February 19
Keynote: AI in Music
Workshop: Concept Development and Initial Prototyping

Session 3 – March 13
Keynote: Fundraising in MusicTech
Workshop: Pitching and Final Prototyping
All TechTrack sessions will take place at Lift99

April 4 – Idea pitching at Tallinn Music Week

Programme timeline: techtrack.musicestonia.eu
Register here: techtrack.musicestonia.eu/register

FB event: HERE

In case of questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to the Project Manager Marili Randla, marili@musicestonia.eu.

TechTrack is a pilot project by Music Estonia under the Interreg Baltic Sea Region’s Music Industry Resilience Acceleration Programme (MI-RAP).

Programme is Co-Financed by European Union and supported by UNESCO Tallinn City of Music.