JAKARTA - Sashana Indonesia officially announced the holding of the Indonesia Music Summit 2025 (IMUST) which will be held at Taman Ismail Marzuki, Central Jakarta in October.
This conference was held as an effort to create collective and innovative cooperation in the Indonesian music industry, whose current sustainability is faced with various challenges, but also opportunities.
Dhani Pette as Founder of Sashana Indonesia and Project Director of IMUST said this initiation not only functions as a platform for knowledge and experience sharing, but also as a strategic step to strengthen the creative ecosystem, protect copyright, and celebrate the diversity of Indonesian culture.
"The goal is that hopefully we can provide input for regulations in the music world," Dhani said at a press conference in Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta, Thursday, July 10.
For Dhani, creating a synergy space for all elements of the music ecosystem is important, which includes songwriters, singers, producers, record labels, artist management, event workers, promoters, and event organizers.
It is important for all parties to focus on strengthening the creative ecosystem, which includes the protection of copyright, the use of digital technology, and the preservation of cultural diversity.
"Indonesia's Sahhana is a dialogue space to reformulate governance towards a better ecosystem," said Dhani.
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Cholil Mahmud from Greenhouse Effects (ERK), Music Director of the Indonesian Ministry of Creative Economy Mohammad Amin Abdullah, and Harry 'Koko' Santoso as players in the music industry' attended the press conference and gave full support for this event.
IMUST 2025 will be a platform for various activities, such as workshops, seminars, panel discussions, exhibitions, and music performances. Government involvement in policies that support the development of the music industry, including incentives for musicians and industry players, is urgently needed to achieve this goal.
"Let's join hands in goodness, so that goodness can become a mother to Indonesian music," said Harry Koko.
With IMUST 2025, it is hoped that the Indonesian music industry can be fully sovereign, and realize a better future for all music actors in Indonesia.
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