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…
Santa Monica’s boldest music-tech collision returns with Latin music powerhouses, AI pioneers, and beachside dealmaking. Are traditional record labels becoming obsolete? Witness the creator revolution in November 2025.
Billboard names Bad Bunny Latin Artist of the Century, leaving rivals in the dust with 16 No. 1 singles and record-breaking albums. Can anyone dethrone the reggaeton revolutionary? His dominance continues to baffle industry experts.
Wale’s boldest confession yet arrives in “Everything Is a Lot,” where vulnerability replaces commercial appeal. Hip-hop rarely allows masculine emotional depth. This raw journey drops November 14.
The Traktor MX2 packs pro features into a beginner controller—but might overwhelm new DJs with its 40+ effects and advanced stem separation. Is this powerful mixer too much for your first decks?
Is AI the secret weapon of music tech giants? Tuned Global’s bold acquisition of Figaro.ai will revolutionize how music is discovered, recommended, and monetized. The future of streaming just got smarter.
Live Nation’s iron grip on 66% of concert markets has regulators eyeing a breakup. Is this $200 billion monopoly crushing artists while fans pay the price? The music industry faces a critical crossroads.
Bengaluru’s rock festival Bandland eyes radical national takeover in 2026 as local metalheads wonder: can its authentic spirit survive massive expansion? The underground scene holds its breath.
Grammy titan Kid Harpoon breaks tradition at Abbey Road’s historic halls—the legendary studio’s first Producer in Residence brings radical vision while honoring its Beatles legacy. The future of music is being rewritten.
Warner Chappell’s deal with Oscar Maydon’s Rico o Muerto isn’t just another publishing agreement—it’s reshaping how música Mexicana conquers global stages while prioritizing authentic artist representation. Traditional labels should be worried.
Netflix’s secret talks with Warner Music could transform your favorite artists into cinematic gold. While Taylor Swift’s film made $50M in days, this bold partnership might redefine how we experience music entirely.
