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…
The music industry’s job market is flipping conventional wisdom on its head: 13.9% growth after years of decline. AI, streaming, and digital strategy are reshaping who gets hired today.
KPOP Demon Hunters soundtrack shatters records with million-plus sales, outperforming Kendrick Lamar and achieving what “Purple Rain” couldn’t. Four tracks dominate Billboard’s Top 10 simultaneously.
Neil Young severs ties with Amazon Music while blasting Bezos’s government connections. His protest sacrifices streaming revenue to challenge billionaire influence. Freedom still matters in the music industry.
The first new BBD chip in decades disrupts analog delay design with breakthrough specs, obsoleting vintage components. Tiny and revolutionary, it’s changing how music gear sounds forever.
Country icon Vince Gill defies industry norms with an unprecedented lifetime recording deal at MCA Records. Monthly EPs replace traditional albums as the 50-year veteran retains complete creative control. Is this the future of music contracts?
Despite success, 73% of musicians struggle with mental health issues. Nova Twins boldly challenge the industry’s toxic “show must go on” culture that’s pushing artists to the breaking point. Their story matters.
Electronic pioneers Kraftwerk add extra UK dates as 2026 tour tickets vanish in minutes. Their legendary multimedia spectacle returns after eight years. Fans are already preparing their remixes.
Over 1,000 musicians now silencing their music in Israel as cultural boycott escalates. The music world becomes a battleground for political justice.
While Bad Bunny takes center stage, Turning Point USA crafts a rebellious “All American” counter-show for Super Bowl 2026. Conservative voices are rising against mainstream culture. Will America tune in?
While thousands struggle financially, Ireland pays 2,000 artists €325 weekly with zero conditions. The controversial scheme is expanding, doubling recipients by 2026. Artists report remarkable mental health improvements.
