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By combining existing survey elements with building new music-related surveys, we not only collect original data but can immediately compare them with data from the source surveys.

Waive is a smart DJ system that uses AI to create unique music samples, beats and loops from the digitised audio archives of the Sound and Vision Institute in the Netherlands. You can create remixes of heritage value small samples and make electronic music with it.

In this case study, we will collect responses in English and Italian among music professionals and fans on LineCheck, and compare their answers with 10,000s of answers from their countries, from other occupational groups, and other countries.

Our curators help us vocalize the needs of their domain, be it data-driven marketing, or finding gender biases in recommendation systems, or detecting evidence of greenwashing, and evaluates if the data that we come up with is directly usable and actionable.

Reprex is the Hague-based impact startup developing decentralized, modern, web 3.0-compatible data observatories. Our mission is to fulfill parts of the SDG 16 and 17 goals: based on the open collaboration method of open-source software development and open knowledge management, we would like to enable impact makers to contribute to other SDG goals by making AI and big data work for them.

Engage with us on LinkedIn @DigitalMusicObs or check out our open data and open repositories, code, tutorials! Big data creates injustices, because only the biggest corporations, universities and governments can sustain long, systematic, and well-organized data collection.

We are finalists in The Hague Innovation Awards with a product offering and a message that big data and AI should work for all: ethnic minorities, small nations, small languages, womxn. Please vote for us.

We presented our invitation for an open collaboration with the Slovak Ministry of Culture, the ICP Institute for Cultural Policies - Via Cultura, and various statistical, creative industry, and music stakeholders. We invited them to try out the Open Policy Analysis Framework with us, create usable indicators with us, use open data, and help synchronize music information from Slovakia to the rest of the world.

A new building block of our observatories went through code peer review and was released yesterday. The statcodelists R package aim to promote the reuse and exchange of statistical information and related metadata with making the internationally standardized SDMX code lists available for the R user.