Celebrate WMC’s Rich History with UphoricTV
With just two days left until WMCV, it’s time to celebrate the legacy of the Winter Music Conference. UphoricTV brings this history to life through a series of short mini-documentaries. These films offer a glimpse into the event’s storied past and get you excited for WMCV, the first-ever virtual Winter Music Conference, happening on Thursday, May 20th.
Get Ready for WMCV
Register now at www.wintermusicconference.com to secure your spot. WMCV will feature keynotes, panels, expo booths, and networking opportunities. Whether you’re looking to kickstart your career or reconnect with old friends, WMCV has you covered.
Explore the WMCV Music & Tech Showcase
Don’t miss WMC Podcast Episode 1, where special guests Junior Sanchez and Geoff Colon from Microsoft Brand Studio share insights. For the first time, you’ll also hear the 2019 Techno panel featuring Richie Hawtin, Carl Cox, Nicole Moudaber, and Christian Smith. Tune in to get a behind-the-scenes look at the cutting-edge discussions that define the industry.
UphoricTV Presents “Hits Were Made Here”
UphoricTV’s documentary series Hits Were Made Here offers an exclusive look at the history of Winter Music Conference. Filmed over two years before the pandemic, this multi-part series features interviews with music legends like Paul Oakenfold, Arthur Baker, Junior Sanchez, Laidback Luke, Tommie Sunshine, and Chocolate Puma. Industry pioneers like Gladys Pizzaro of Strictly Rhythm and WMC Founder DJ Bill Kelly also share their perspectives on the event’s past, present, and future.
In the lead-up to WMCV, UphoricTV will release one documentary segment per day. On March 22nd, the entire documentary will stream live on Twitch. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to relive the history of Winter Music Conference with UphoricTV.
Conclusion
Celebrate the storied history of Winter Music Conference with UphoricTV. Register for WMCV, explore the latest podcast, and watch the documentary Hits Were Made Here to dive deep into the roots of global electronic music culture.