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…
Laneway Festival 2026 defies expectations with indie legends OKLOU and WET LEG alongside rebellious newcomers. The multi-city music phenomenon promises genre-bending performances you’ll regret missing.
Dame Dash erupts after Charlamagne’s “Debt Dash” jab ignites an 8-million-view interview. Gay accusations, financial defenses, and personal attacks expose the raw underbelly of hip-hop rivalries. The internet can’t look away.
StubHub’s IPO tumbles 6% amid regulatory headwinds and investor skepticism. While executives eye global expansion, Wall Street’s cold reception raises serious questions about its future viability.
While other royalty collectors take more, GEMA slashes streaming commissions to just 7% by 2027—putting an extra $7 million annually into creators’ pockets. This bold move could reshape global music economics.
UK music managers secretly generate £1 billion yet remain invisible. Their earnings are wildly uneven despite fueling industry growth at 8.54% annually. The talent behind the talent deserves recognition.
Can’t sing but want viral shorts? Deepmind’s Lyria 2 transforms your everyday speech into catchy YouTube songs with perfect emotional matching. AI production tools are changing creator workflows forever.
Real human voices meet AI precision: Epidemic Sound’s ‘Adapt’ technology slashes production costs by 80% while delivering emotionally intelligent voiceovers. The line between human and machine blurs forever.
This bedroom musician won Canada’s prestigious $30,000 Polaris Prize despite concussing himself on the ceiling while recording. His creative sacrifices paid off spectacularly.
The finance guru who built billion-dollar empires for Michael Jackson and George Michael has died at 75. The hidden strategies that transformed music royalties forever will surprise you.
Despite Radiohead’s anti-scalping efforts, thousands of suspicious tickets appeared online before sales began. Scalpers are charging up to €3,750 while fans scramble for legitimate options. The music industry’s war against fraudsters continues.
