News From the Music World
After Jane Manchun Wong, a noted app reverse engineer, discovered and publicly exposed Spotify's hidden "SongDNA" feature through screenshots posted on social media last week,…
America’s quietest musical genius leaves behind an astonishing legacy. Richard Addrisi created a song so powerful it was played over 6 million times. His journey from Vegas performer to songwriting legend ends at 84.
ABC’s ‘9-1-1’ transforms Nashville from backdrop to protagonist, seamlessly weaving emergency drama with authentic music. The city’s soul elevates storytelling beyond tourist clichés. Premieres October 9th, 2025.
Amazon’s NFL takeover transforms Thursday nights with K-pop stars Aespa, Foo Fighters, and Shaboozey—but is their $1 billion gamble creating sports entertainment gold or viewer frustration? Audiences are divided.
Spotify frantically erases secret SongDNA feature that would have exposed music’s hidden creators. Jane Wong’s leaked screenshots reveal the LinkedIn-style network Spotify doesn’t want you to see.
Kenshi Yonezu’s ‘IRIS OUT’ isn’t just breaking records—it’s obliterating them as Japan’s fastest song to reach 100 million streams. The music industry will never be the same again.
Grammy winner LeAnn Rimes sheds her good-girl image as villain Dixie in ABC’s “9-1-1: Nashville,” clashing with her firefighter son while chasing country stardom. Her dramatic acting debut ignites the franchise.
Cher honors Warner Records’ Tom Corson at a $6M City of Hope Gala where music royalty fights cancer together. Your favorite stars are saving lives behind the scenes.
Yung Miami claims Tyla stole her song concept for “Chanel” in a heated music industry feud that raises questions about creative ownership. The truth will surprise you.
Lauren Jauregui defies expectations with her solo evolution. From pandemic setbacks to genre-bending exploration, her debut album shatters the sound you thought you knew. Her journey will surprise you.
Amsterdam Dance Event 2025’s director reveals insider secrets most festival-goers will miss. Behind 3,300 artists and AI innovations lies an industry powerhouse that changes careers overnight. The real festival happens where you can’t see it.
