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Music WorX 2025: these are the start-ups

Together with the Ministry of Culture and Media, we are supporting five start-ups with ideas that operate at the interface of music and technology.

Nachhaltig zum Erfolg

Das Label Jan ’n June startete 2014 als Vorreiter nachhaltiger Mode. Die Hamburg Kreativ Gesellschaft begleitete es vom Crowdfunding bis zum Pop-up.

A Success Story on Every String

With Polytone, Philipp Klotz provides access to high-quality instruments - and gives musicians the chance to realise their potential regardless of financial barriers.

Sustainable fashion label tentation: from festival tent to unique fashion item

Katrin Rieber gives broken tents a second life. Her catwalk-ready tentation collection won a Silver Stripe Award - now the fashion designer is successfully selling it in her pop-up store Unique Mash.

A road trip to Jupiter

As a salesman, André Cramer has seen hundreds of clothing shops from the inside. Then he decided to open one himself: La Tribune Noire, a shop for products from Black-Owned Businesses. The pop-up concept found its first home through the Frei_Fläche programme on the Alter Wall - and soon it grew enormously.

Diversity is child's play: David Amoateng produces fair diversity dolls

David Amoateng didn't want to give his niece a white doll. But he couldn't find any alternatives in Germany. The Hamburg-based founder is now closing the gap in the market himself – and, with the support of Hamburg Kreativ Gesellschaft, is bringing more diversity into the nursery.

Music WorX 2024: How the teams create new connections

Merging your own music collection or connecting freelance musicians with industry experts - the teams at the Music WorX incubator are working on visions that connect in 2024. We present the four innovative projects.

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