My meeting with Chris Gabriel occurs in the huge, bright head workplace of his history organization. The light-filled workplace is complete of employees, and supersized images of latest testimonials — such as Coldplay and Tinie Tempah — hold on the surfaces. After another circular of mergers in the music business, the weather here seems to be one of comfort and even positive outlook at having made it through the surprise of the last several years.
Although Gabriel picture may not be clinging there in wedding celebration, and it is years since his Sledgehammer prime, you feeling the market might silently have a lot to thank the former Genesis musician for. After all, while most music business were burying their leads in the sand about electronic songs and installing, he was making an investment in solutions that permitted people to buy songs online quickly and later on to pay attention to information via loading.
In 2003 he cautioned that “the music business is the canary down the fossil fuel my own and, unless we do something about it, will be the first to be put out by the fumes PC file sharing”. Is he amazed it’s still here, then? He laughs: “I’m pleased to find there is more than a associate, a PC and a manager, because that is what I was anticipating the history market to end up as.”
Not that Gabriel is really in the business of negativity. Whether it was switching prog stone benefit down in the 70's with his experimentalism and odd outfits, creating the wide screen synch pop scheme of the mid-Eighties, championing globe songs through his Womad event and history brand, or revolutionary new technical systems for songs and individual privileges categories, Gabriel has always been a man almost prophetic in the routes he has selected. We are here for Peter Gabriel Music Tickets you can call us at 020 7283 4040 for booking tickets.
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