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Music-industry leaders urge creation of state music office, revival of tax incentives and workforce supports
Summary
Industry representatives told the Economic Development & Tourism Committee that Georgia’s music economy generates billions, supports venues and manufacturing (vinyl pressing), and would benefit from a coordinated state music office and targeted tax incentives to keep rehearsal, production and related spending in-state.
Industry representatives told the Economic Development & Tourism Committee that a stronger, coordinated state policy could help retain music production, rehearsal and manufacturing in Georgia.
Brian Hudson, a recording-industry representative and member of the Recording Academy, framed music as an economic-development sector beyond tourism. He said the group is tracking several bills, including a proposal to create a state music office and legislation addressing digital replicas…
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