The ReMap report was a comprehensive exploration into the creative and professional experiences of Black music makers and practitioners in the Liverpool City Region . The research carried out between 2021 and 2023 engaged individuals from the Black music community through interviews, surveys, and focus groups.
"By implementing the recommendations in the report, we will move to a more inclusive, diverse, and representative industry, which will benefit everyone". Eunice Obianagha added: "Widely renowned for its role as a hub for music innovation and heritage, Liverpool has undeniably played an important role in shaping the UK's cultural landscape and propelling our music onto the global stage. The findings underscore the need for continued efforts to support and spotlight the full breadth of talent that has contributed to its thriving economy.
The report concluded with five key recommendations. They included producing a clear LCR Black music strategy tackling direct and indirect racism and to target higher-level funding aimed at elevating the profiles of LCR-based Black artists and industry professionals.