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ATL | 14:00 UK time, Wednesday, 26 October 2011

Music industry veterans are to debate the future of local music during a two-day UnConvention event at the Spring and Airbrake next month.

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Guests will include Dick Miller from Rightsman (who has worked on marketing campaigns with Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears),Ìý David Riley from Good Lizard Media (who has managed digital campaigns for The Prodigy, Tinie Tempah and Suede) and Keith Harris (who has worked alongside Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder).

Other topics to be discussed are how to brand your band and tips on becoming your own label.

UnConvention runs between the 3rd-4th November and is part of Belfast Music Week.Ìý For more more information visit

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