News From the Music World
Miami’s Electric Feel Entertainment—with $11.5M in fresh funding and 20B+ streams—woos indie powerhouse Konrad Snyder in a game-changing publishing move. The music industry won’t be the same again.
From backyard electronic labs to global movement: Sydney’s lost label returns on vinyl after reshaping dance music forever. The underground sound that Paris and New York couldn’t resist lives again.
All-American Rejects boldly abandon record labels after a decade of silence. Their radical independence strategy keeps 100% of royalties while launching a national arena tour. Major labels are trembling.
After decades of exclusion, revolutionary funding ignites Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander creatives across Australia. The $10,000 grants are just the beginning. Indigenous voices will transform our cultural landscape forever.
Warner Music challenges Western music dominance with bold Saudi partnership. Half a billion Arabic speakers await as Riyadh’s mega-studio creates a musical revolution. The global Arab music boom begins here.
While indie artists struggle against major labels, Exceleration Music defies trends by acquiring Dangerbird Records’ catalog. This strategic move empowers independent musicians without sacrificing artistic vision. The future belongs to the independents.
BeatBread’s $100M Global Independence Fund threatens the music label empire. Artists can now secure millions without surrendering control. The industry’s power dynamic will never be the same.
Ty Dolla $ign isn’t just releasing music—he’s building an empire with “TYCOON.” While rivals drop singles, he’s mastering both artistic brilliance and business dominance. His evolution might redefine success in the industry.
Mondo.NYC 2025 brings together rebels reshaping the music industry with 50+ panels and 35+ showcases. Indie artists face powerhouse corporations in Brooklyn. Will independence survive?
NYC artists break industry rules as Songtrust Amplified empowers independent creators with career-changing resources. Traditional gatekeepers are losing ground. The music revolution has begun.
