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Latest updates and events from the association
IMPALA published its Digital Music Plan 2026 — five priorities to reform the digital music market. The document explicitly accounts for markets facing war.
Global author royalties reached a record €13.97 billion in 2024. Ukraine was named the fastest-growing market in Europe.
The Worldwide Independent Network (WIN) has officially welcomed SPILNA into its global community. This membership provides the Ukrainian music sector with a stronger international voice and new opportunities for global collaboration.
It was a warm and meaningful meeting at SPILNA Open Day. We talked about the Union's activities, plans, and key tasks, as well as discussed current market challenges and possible solutions.
The Ukrainian music association SPILNA has officially joined the IMPALA network. This partnership marks a significant milestone for the Ukrainian music industry, fostering collaboration and growth within the European independent sector.
The results of the 'Music Has Power' study have revealed the true state of the Ukrainian music industry. From market volumes to listener preferences — these figures will define the development vector for years to come.
A landmark presentation of the first comprehensive study of the Ukrainian music market took place at UNIT.City. The event united government representatives, business leaders, and creative industries around the idea of music as a strategic national resource.
Royalties are not just creative income; they are taxable objects. Learn about tax rates, the role of tax agents, and why royalties cannot be included in Single Tax income for individual entrepreneurs.
Live events are a space where trust is formed, collaborations are born, and the entire music ecosystem grows. SPILNA explores the role of festivals in developing the modern market.
On Music Day, the Best Music label hosted a major industry event — MUSIC DAY. BEST CONNECT. The event united artists, managers, and media for knowledge exchange and strengthening professional ties.
Systemic education in the show business sphere is still lacking in Ukraine. SPILNA explores the topic of music training and explains why it's increasingly difficult for talents to succeed without business knowledge.
Your music is your intellectual property. We explore the rights guaranteed by law, how to receive fair compensation, and how to protect your creativity from unauthorized use.
The market has revived, and music has become the voice of our freedom. SPILNA explores the industry's journey from the fatal year of 2022 to future global trends and international exports.
Analyzing music monetization issues in Ukraine: from outdated legislation to unlicensed use of tracks by businesses. What needs to change for artists to receive fair compensation.
