Long term political policies, not COVID-19, is the biggest cause for the closure of UK music venues
COVID-19 has only exposed the damage that has been happening for over a decade to the stability of the music industry.
A Brief History Of MillMead Business Centre
by Jimmy Mulvihill 16th January 2016 Whenever a band turns up to the studios we'll usually have a bit of a chat to them, and when it's...
Northumberland Park, Tottenham - An Area Fit For The Tube
By Jimmy Mulvihill October 16th, 2012. Bally Studios recently celebrated 7 years of trading in Tottenham Hale, and as co-founder I have...
Night Mayor, Part 2: If Market Forces Are Killing The Music Industry, They Can Save It Too
By Jimmy Mulvihill 9th November 2015 In our previous blog post, we focused on the possible appointment of a London Night Time Mayor to...
Night Mayor Part 1: Why London's Night Mayor May Become A Nightmare For The Music Industry.
by Jimmy Mulvihill 2nd November 2015 As the slow decline of London’s music scene rumbles on towards the Christmas period, a time in...
Electioneering - #SaveLondonMusic
by Jimmy Mulvihill May 22nd 2015 A couple of months ago we wrote two blog pieces about the decline, and the potential escalation of the...
Keep Music Live And Loud
by Jimmy Mulvihill 8th April 2015 The whole music industry revolves around a simple premise of bands making great music, and people who...
A Call For Clear, Definitive And Quantitative Guidelines With Regards To Noise Regulations.
by Jimmy Mulvihill 8th April 2015 Letter to Political candidates and political parties On Monday 13th April the following letter will be...
Tottenham Does Not Need New Plans, It Needs The Current Ones To Be Implemented
by Jimmy Mulvihill 23rd March 2015 There was an interesting article over the weekend in The Guardian about the regeneration of Tottenham....
The Death Of The London Music Scene, Part 2.
by Jimmy Mulvihill February 21 2015 Part 1 of this article is here. It may sound like something out of a public relations handbook, but...
