Monthly Archives: October 2025

MUSICO 2025 CONFERENCE – DIGITAL WORLD


The MUSICO conference, was held for the third year in a row, this time under the slogan “Digital World”, on October 29 and 30, 2025 in Belgrade. The conference brought together music professionals, authors, representatives of copyright protection organizations, and experts in the field of digital technologies to discuss the impact of digitalization and artificial intelligence on the contemporary music industry.

The central part of the conference was held on October 30th through a presentation and panel discussion “How to preserve creativity in the digital world – AI: a tool or a rival?”, during which participants discussed the challenges and opportunities that artificial intelligence brings to authors, performers and creative industries.

The following presented their experiences and views:

  • Konstrakta, who spoke about the personal perspective of artists’ relationships with artificial intelligence,
  • Anna Misiewicz, ZAIKS (Poland)
  • Pavle Pavičić, SOKOJ (Organisation of Music Authors of Serbia)
  • Katarina Pavlović, OFPS (Organization of Phonogram Producers of Serbia)
  • Milica Aleksić, digital expert
  • Goran Milošević, Naked

The panel was moderated by Lale Marković (TAG Media).

In the evening part of the program, at the Kolarac Endowment, a lecture was given by Darko Brlek, General and Artistic Director of the Ljubljana Festival, who presented the work of one of the most important cultural festivals in the region and its development in the digital age.

The MUSICO 2025 conference once again confirmed the importance of the dialogue between the music industry, technology and culture, opening up key questions about the future of creativity in an increasingly digital world.

MUSICO conference is organized by Marsh Creative Production.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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INDIGO DARK MODE 2025.


The tenth anniversary edition of the Indigo festival – Indigo Dark Mode – was held from 8 to 10 October, 2025, in Ljubljana’s Cukrarna.

Under the theme of “Dark mode”, the festival brought together leading names in contemporary art, theory and music, including numerous artists, theorists and designers from the region and the world.

Through a three-day program of lectures, discussions, and musical performances, Indigo explored the challenges of contemporary society and different perspectives on today’s social, political, and cultural phenomena.

Among the participants of this year’s edition of the Indigo Festival were: Slavimir Stojanović, Richard Turley, Laurenz Brunner, Nour Abuzaid, Henrietta Moore, Renata Salecl, Aaron Schuster, Mladen Dolar, Boris Dežulović and numerous other authors who opened up the themes of identity, media, technology and social change.

The musical program was marked by performances by the following artists: Maja Osojnik, Félicia Atkinson, Colin Self, Dopplereffekt, Valentina Magaletti & Nídia, as well as the audiovisual project Friction. The festival was closed with a Babilonska DJ Set.

During all three days, visitors were also able to access the Shelter Press Pop-up with a selection of contemporary art and theoretical publications.

The tenth edition of the festival once again confirmed Indigo’s position as one of the most important regional festivals that connects contemporary art, critical thought and music, creating a space for dialogue and new creative experiences.

Marsh Creative Production is a co-organizer of the festival.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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