Track of the Year 2016,

About the event

Track of the Year 2016 celebrates a year of incredible music, nominated by industry professionals and voted for by music lovers internationally. The unique award embraces the digital age and unites the readers and users of international publishing and broadcasting outlets.

HISTORY OF THE AWARD
The National Publishing and Broadcasting Collective 'Track of the Week' was first launched in 2013, and even in infancy was partly responsible for the recognition we received from the Nobel Peace Center in working with Kelner and Annsofi to produce ‘Together As One’.

After a year of great success, in 2014 the Track of the Week returned with five world-renowned artists taking their seats as the new judges - all of whom selected their personal tracks of the week, submitting them for public scrutiny.

2015 marked the breakthrough for Track of the Year. Although it had taken place twice previously, last year’s Track of the Year marked something new. Endorsed by Mike Stock (Stock Aitken and Waterman), 4th Impact, Kitty Brucknell, Elina Born, Molly Pettersson Hammar, Ace Wilder, Nicki French, Kelner - and supported by almost 1,000,000 fans during the first afternoon of alone, the Track of the Year reached several million by the event's end.

Note: Formerly known as the ESC News Group Track of the Year

Why should you sponsor?

Last year the event reached almost 1,000,000 people during the first afternoon alone, support quickly built worldwide and after thirty days of voting, Kitty Brucknell was announced as the winner of this unique award.

The National Publishing and Broadcasting Collective boasts 4,000,000 unique users and a reach of up to 150,000,000 million every year. Our digital publishing and broadcasting services are unique and internationally renowned and incredibly sought after.

Our Audience
Our audiences are predominantly British and West European. The event itself is set to reach a minimum of 125,000 people and, if it follows in the footsteps of last year's, could reach several million by the end of December.

36.80% aged 18-24
31.23% aged 25-34
16.03% aged 35-44
10.80% aged 45-54
03.48% aged 55-64
01.66% aged 65+

Male - 74.3%
Female - 25.7%

Our Approach
Our organisation is built around strong brands and stronger content. We understand how important it is to have your company's branding appear the way you want it to during each and every promotional opportunity. That's why our team of highly skilled, world-renowned designers and marketing advisors will be on call and available throughout for you to get things just right when sponsoring our events.

Samuel Deakin

The National Publishing and Broadcasting Collective reach up to 150 million people across the globe annually, with continuous growth year upon year since launching in 2012. Through multiple publishing and broadcasting mediums, the organisation is quickly becoming one of the world's fastest growing collaborative platforms for developing outlets.

We operate and aid almost twenty outlets from national broadcasters to artificial intelligence developers, and launch incredibly ambitious, sometimes world leading, projects to enhance and enable growth for our outlets and the almost fifty volunteers working with us every single day.

Our work has been recognised by the Official Charts Company, Nobel Peace Center, Vienna Film Commission and multiple national broadcasters across the continent. The National Publishing and Broadcasting Collective is well respected by businesses and consumers alike, as the home of multiple internationally recognised brands.

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