News From the Music World
Nearly every component of Apple's services segment contributed to the company's remarkable $27.42 billion in services revenue for fiscal Q3 2025, marking a 13% year-over-year…
Mariah Carey’s cryptic “See You Soon” note to SZA ignites wild rumors of a dream collaboration. The R&B icons’ lavish gift exchange might change music forever. Are you ready?
Will Sony’s ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ triumph at the box office, or falter against rivals? This animated sensation blends fierce demon battles with irresistible K-pop music. The fate of humanity depends on three girls’ harmonies.
Disney quietly axes “Lilith Fair” documentary’s red carpet amid Jimmy Kimmel controversy. Corporate censorship strikes again as female empowerment film loses its spotlight. The industry holds its breath.
Sonny Curtis, the man behind 500 hits and “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” theme, brought rock from Elvis to The Everly Brothers before quietly shaping six decades of American music. His legacy lives beyond his passing.
Purple vinyl time capsules await: OutKast’s psychedelic “Stankonia” reissue transcends ordinary anniversaries with unreleased tracks and glow-in-the-dark treasures. The 25th celebration drops October 2025.
Peaceful Phish concert turns deadly: one fan fatally stabbed, others injured in shocking parking lot violence. Security protocols face scrutiny as the band plays on.
Pop star Olivia Rodrigo confronts ABC’s “blatant censorship” of Jimmy Kimmel, joining industry titans in a fierce battle for creative freedom. Corporate giants silence comedians while artists fight back.
Music industry giant Sylvia Rhone exits Epic Records after reshaping the label landscape. From secretary to pioneering CEO, her departure creates a diversity vacuum. What’s next for this boundary-breaking legend?
Brooks & Dunn’s explosive UK return after 15 years headlines C2C 2026 alongside Keith Urban and newcomer Zach Top. Europe’s country music landscape is about to change forever.
Elite mastering tools once reserved for $100K studios now cost $30. The Shadow Hills Class A and Maag EQ4 MS bring analog warmth to digital workflows. Your masters will never sound the same.
