Masterclasses | STEGI.RADIO Takeover 2026

Friday, February 13 | 18:00—19:30 | Galaxy Studio

Pau Cristòful: “From DIY scenes to major festivals: Evolving curatorial narratives and practices”

Behind the Onassis Stegi building, at Galaxy Studio, Pau Cristóful, member of the Primavera Festival programming team, leads the masterclass “From DIY scenes to major festivals: Evolving curatorial narratives and practices,” guiding curators and anyone interested in organizing major festivals and events through the ways they can navigate and advance within Europe’s music industry.

About Pau Cristòful

Pau Cristòful has been part of the Primavera Sound booking team since 2017, specializing in identifying rising artists before their big break and curating the lineup’s electronic and experimental. He also really cares about identifying those unexpected performances and experiences that have made Primavera Sound a worldwide-celebrated festival. Pau is also a booker for the electronic music club Nitsa (Barcelona) and the artistic director of MUTEK ES. In 2019, he was featured in The New Bosses 2019, “IQ” magazine’s list of future live music industry leaders.

Saturday, February 14 | 14:00—18:00 | Galaxy Corner

ΜAMA workshop: "A hands-on introduction to the world of electronic music: From DJing to the first steps of studio techniques"

The MAMA 360 Workshop is a comprehensive introduction to the world of electronic music. Participants get to experience the MAMA culture up close, learn the fundamental elements of music production, break down the structure of a track, and try out their first studio techniques. They then move on to DJing, where they are trained in how to use the console and complete their journey with hands-on practice. A workshop designed for anyone ready to take their first meaningful steps into creating and performing electronic music.

About MAMA

At MAMA, we’re a family of creators, evolving sound and music. We start from the basics, understanding sound, and we get deep into it through personal guidance from the very first moment, helping you discover your own sound and evolve as an authentic artist.

Saturday, February 14 | 18:00—19:30 | Galaxy Studio

Georgia Taglietti: “Survival kit for emerging artists: A guide to today’s music industry ecosystem”

Behind the Onassis Stegi building, at Galaxy Studio, Georgia Taglietti, press officer of the Sónar Festival for over 20 years, will deliver a masterclass for musicians, creative professionals, and individuals involved in music production, promotion, or record labels. The seminar, entitled “Survival kit for emerging artists: A guide to today’s music industry ecosystem,” offers a survival guide for emerging artists in Europe’s music industry.

About Georgia Taglietti

In boardrooms and on dancefloors, in front of a microphone and behind the scenes, strategist and consultant Georgia Taglietti has been a lynchpin of the international cultural community for 30+ years.

A serial early adopter, she’s renowned for helping shape trends in business and communications, embracing new media and new technologies, as well as for her comprehensive knowledge of the ins and outs of cultural ecosystems. Her work created the template for how to build lasting cultural brands in a rapidly changing marketplace, establishing their digital footprint and overseeing global expansion.

An in-demand speaker at events, congresses, conferences, and more, she is also a teacher and provides mentorship to start-ups with a focus on culture, art, or non-profit practices.

Combining 30+ years of relationships and contacts, with a driven and empathic People First approach to talent, her current role as founder and CEO of The ICNAC sees her open her network to cultural actors, big and small, continuing her mission to drive culture forward.