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…
Barefoot’s Footprint01 Gen2 packs 710 watts of tri-amplified power in a compact studio monitor that rivals flagship systems. Four distinct voicing profiles transform your mixing decisions. Small space limitations no longer compromise quality.
L-Acoustics’ revolutionary Spatial DJ System threatens stereo’s 40-year reign with immersive 3D soundscapes at ADE 2025. What you hear in clubs will never be the same again.
Kate Bush’s lyric inspires 52 artists’ auction for War Child. Would you bid on art that could literally save children’s lives? Bold visual interpretations await bidders worldwide.
Can a $99 synthesizer really capture the magic of an ’80s legend? Behringer’s CZ-1 Mini delivers phase distortion synthesis with modern enhancements in a boldly minimalist package. Vintage sound awaits.
Tired of wasting hours on manual track alignment? MTrackAlign’s ARA-powered technology synchronizes vocals and instruments with one click, revolutionizing how professionals approach audio editing. Your DAW will never be the same.
Still craving that nostalgic CR-78 sound? Cherry Audio’s faithful recreation delivers all 34 original presets plus modern effects while eliminating vintage headaches. Your drum tracks will never sound ordinary again.
Eurovision’s vote on Israel’s 2026 participation now hangs in political purgatory until December 2025. The truce dictates more than music as organizers scramble for alternatives. Safety concerns mount daily.
Disney+ secures Taylor Swift’s final Eras Tour concert and intimate six-part docuseries. The December 12 dual release exposes tour secrets, showcases TTPD performances, and reveals how a $2 billion phenomenon changed music forever.
While most fear AI in music, UMG boldly rejects overregulation, betting on ethical innovation through startup partnerships, wellness projects, and education. These market-driven solutions might change everything.
MTV kills its music channels after 44 years as streaming services claim victory. Traditional TV crumbles while TikTok and YouTube reshape how we experience music forever.
