A coworking space dedicated to independent music creators opens up in London
A coworking space dedicated to independent music creators opens up in London.
The House of Music and Entertainment (H.O.M.E) space will house up to 90 music industry professionals, and includes two store front pop-up spaces.
The space proposes flexible offices and has an event venue.
The H.O.M.E. initiators’ aim is to build a network of hubs throughout the UK and Europe, according to Andy Allen, H.O.M.E.’s founder.
The coworking space has formed a partnership with The Halley, part of AEI Ventures, which has its roots in a range of dance music brands and companies and invests in community-driven businesses across music and hospitality. The Halley offers studios, cafes and a workspace to music creatives and describes itself as “a space for independent minds with music at its heart.
H.O.M.E also partnered up with MTUK, a membership organisation that aligns with the UK music industry to support growth. They aim to build innovative partnerships with music industry stakeholders, supporting new and existing initiatives.
