John Clement Anderson founded the US classical, jazz, and world record label, “Odradek Records,” which celebrated 10 years of activity in 2022. In 2019, he established ODRATEK, a technology incubator based in the Netherlands, developing products and services primarily in the cultural sector, including the musical, professional audio, religious, and literary spheres. His projects include the white label logistics, marketing and distribution service Ghost-Label.com, the democratic blind evaluation platform for teams, ANONYMUZE.com, and the centralized biography management tool, B.io. During the COVID pandemic, he gained worldwide attention when his team published Neumz. This app presents the entire repertory of Gregorian Chant, offering recordings, texts, translations, and scores. It is the largest recording project in history, with over 6500 CDs worth of chants recorded. In 2021, he founded vist.co, a classical music creative marketing firm based in Hamburg, which regularly collaborates with major labels and world-renowned artists. In 2022, he published Micpedia, the world’s largest source for information on microphones.He is the owner of Studio Odradek “The Spheres,” a recording studio and events venue in Pescara, Italy. He is the manager of Ashlar LC, a property management firm dedicated to historical preservation and “adaptive reuse” in Kansas (USA). He is the music producer for many of the classical discs released by Odradek.His ideas for the music industry have received the attention of major international newspapers, specialist magazines, and public radio programs and invitations to speak at leading industry trade shows, including Classical:NEXT. He has been a guest on radio and TV shows, including DW Arts and Culture, BBC3 InTune, RAI Radio 3, WDR3, SWR2, RTE1, SRF, and Deutschlandfunk Kultur, and has given dozens of interviews about the label and its many projects to newspapers and specialist magazines worldwide.John Anderson has two Master’s performance diplomas from the Music Academy of Pescara, where he studied with Bruno Mezzena, a pupil of Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli. He read Music at Hertford College, Oxford, and graduated fourth of his class in 2004 with a “First”. After university, he moved to Italy to complete his diploma program. He received his first diploma with top marks in 2005. In 2011, he was awarded perfect marks, lauds, and “special mention” for his second performance diploma, concentrating exclusively on 20th-century piano repertoire.