#023: Liverpool is Failing Black Music Creators | ReMap Report Launch Special

On the 10th of April, the ReMap report, detailing the experiences of Black music makers and industry professionals within the Liverpool City Region and making recommendations to pioneer change, was released to the public. In collaboration with the Liverpool City Region Music Board, I was invited to record the panel discussion held as part of the report's launch event at District. The panel was hosted by BBC Radio Merseyside's Ngunan Adamu, and features creative consultant Yaw Owusu, Black Lives in Music ambassador Mica Sefia, UK Music's Head of Diversity Eunice Obianagha, and the Liverpool City Region Race Equality Hub's Emy Onuora & Brodie Arthur. They discuss why Liverpool's music scene needs to be more inclusive, how the success of Black artists in Liverpool goes uncelebrated, what needs to change and the wonderful diversity of Black British music. READ THE REMAP REPORT: https://lcrmusicboard.co.uk/remap-report-unveiled/ 🙏 LEAVE A REVIEW If you enjoyed the podcast, we'd love for you to leave a review wherever you listen to help others discover the show :)