News From the Music World
While music discovery platforms continue to evolve in the digital landscape, Audiomack has taken a noteworthy step forward with its Tastemaker Program, launched in late…
TikTok drummer’s “accidental” leak turns wild when Fred Durst crashes her video in yellow shorts. Their staged confrontation might be the most brilliant music promo of 2025.
PinkPantheress nearly abandoned her Tiny Desk concert over an autotune ban, then stunned critics with raw, unfiltered vocals that silenced doubters. Her authentic performance transformed perception.
From demon-slaying dance moves to BTS dreams: How Leejung’s revolutionary K-pop choreography blends traditional shamanic practices with modern animation. Will her next project redefine the industry?
EA Sports turns NHL 26 upside down with brutal metalcore, hardcore punk, and heavy bands alongside indie rock selections. Hockey’s intensity finds its soundtrack. Metal fans won’t believe their ears.
Can billion-dollar royalty collectors enforce payments legally? SiriusXM’s $400M royalty fight exposes shocking limitations for musicians’ paychecks. The court ruling changes everything.
From co-founding Roc-A-Fella with Jay-Z to declaring bankruptcy with just $100 in cash – Damon Dash’s $25M fall from hip-hop royalty proves that empire-building success can vanish overnight.
Sigur Rós celebrates Takk’s 20th anniversary with forbidden B-sides they deliberately kept from fans. Their acclaimed album still dominates two decades later.
Karol G’s NFL Brazil halftime debut shattered tradition with Latin urban anthems like “Bichota.” How her 8-minute performance is forcing sports entertainment to confront its cultural boundaries.
Mark Volman’s genius went beyond “Happy Together” to legal battles that transformed music. The Turtles co-founder’s inventive journey ended at 78, but his influence defies death.
Bieber breaks all music industry rules by dropping SWAG II just 48 hours after Swag album. Is this rapid-fire release genius innovation or desperate oversaturation? Critics are divided.
