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Gabriella Coleman is the world’s leading expert on Anonymous and an anthropologist who covers the politics, cultures, and ethics of hacking. “Since computers are attached to everything - from your pacemaker to a nuclear reactor - with the right software, you could do a lot of damage.”

Mark de Clive-Lowe is an innovative musician and producer who has worked with some of the greats in jazz, R&B/Soul, Dance and Electronic music. “You could play Herbie Hancock note for note, but you’ll never be Herbie Hancock. And if you do really nail it, then that voice is not even your voice.”

Vickie Nauman is a consultant to music startups, the former President of 7Digital and head of business development for SONOS. “You build the right model, you build the right infrastructure, and you get it right from the beginning with a smaller collection of music and then you can gradually grow that over time.”

Anouk Wipprecht is a Dutch fashion tech designer. “The more I wear this garment, the more it gets to know me. So that’s an interesting discussion between the fashion industry and the tech industry.”

Musician Kris Halpin uses Mi.Mu gloves as an accessible instrument. “I thought people are just going to boo me if this doesn’t work, but the opposite happened. They seemed to get that it was bleeding edge stuff.”

Bengi Ünsal is Head of Contemporary Music at the Southbank Centre. “Live streaming, maybe it was coming - but this coronavirus situation has forced it on us and it’s so accelerated. Maybe most of the companies are left behind already - including us. So yeah, we definitely want to do it.”

Rastko Petaković is Senior Partner at Serbian law firm Karanovic & Partners. “I had a discussion with one of my father’s friends. He was under the impression that music stopped evolving around the late 80s. For me, that was the time when it really exploded.”

Zane Lowe is co-head of artist relations at Apple Music and host of the flagship show on the Apple Music platform. “That whole thing about how people say I’m good at interviews - it’s because I love musicians. I love being around them. I love talking about music.”