News From the Music World
As Spotify prepares to implement another round of price increases for its premium service in the UK, subscribers will soon see their monthly bills rise…
Big Boi’s crystal-covered washing machine belts out “So Fresh, So Clean” after every wash. Would you pay extra for a laundry appliance that serenades you with hip-hop classics? Cleaning has never been this entertaining.
Spotify’s empire trembles as Hotline TNT joins the artist exodus over military AI investments and pitiful compensation rates. How many more musicians will abandon ship?
While traditional music struggles to survive, Tips Music gambles on a 4,000-song Gujarati folk catalogue from Studio Radha. The timeless heritage collection threatens to redefine India’s streaming market.
Grammy’s bold move: Ross Golan tapped to champion songwriters against industry giants in 2025. The power dynamics in music creation are about to radically transform.
Prince’s estate fights to seize Apollonia’s 40-year stage name after decades of his blessing. Her career hangs in the balance as unexpected legal battle erupts. The timing raises serious questions.
While rivals raise prices, Spotify and Instagram’s game-changing audio previews let you share your musical soul in Stories and real-time Notes. Your friends won’t believe what they’re hearing.
Tips Music acquires 4,000 forgotten Gujarati folk songs while streaming giants ignore cultural treasures. This bold move challenges the music industry’s status quo. Traditional wedding tunes might surprise you.
Drake revolutionizes artist merchandise with Amazon “Drake’s Warehouse,” selling everything from nostalgic album memorabilia to—yes, really—a Drake Poop Scooper. Prime delivery makes fan dreams instantly accessible worldwide.
At 56, Mariah Carey shatters age barriers as MTV’s oldest Video Vanguard recipient while preparing her first VMA performance in two decades. Her comeback is just beginning.
Country star Charley Crockett ignites firestorm by exposing double standards in how Beyoncé faces scrutiny while Morgan Wallen gets a pass. His bold stance reveals the genre’s uncomfortable truth.
