More than 200 artists, including musicians, actors, filmmakers, photographers and performers, have added their names to an ...

We’re being flooded with AI news this week, so for the sake of our sanity, we’ve once again rounded it all up for you to ...

Jay-Z’s debut album ‘Reasonable Doubt’ turns 30 today, and Roc Nation is pulling out all the stops to throw a memorable anniversary celebration. The company is organising various pop-ups, activations ...

Spotify is rolling out the ability for artists to upload full-length videos to its service – enhancing its competition with ...

Spotify’s VP of advertising partnerships Brian Berner took to the Digiday Podcast to explain Spotify’s new ad tools ...

The UK’s Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) watchdog has also ordered it to also refund 50,000 customers to the tune of ...

We’ve written about Stockholm-based Reactional Music a lot before, including a series of partnerships with industry rightsholders, and a $2m fundraising round. Their premise is a tantalising one: a ...

In today’s music landscape, it’s more important than ever for artists to build real connections with their listeners. Artists ...

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In 2021, the government of India’s decision to register Recorded Music Performance Limited (RMPL), and not Phonographic ...

Users drag and drop mallets, bows, strings and springs to build wild and weird instruments, that can then be played via a MIDI keyboard.

While two thirds of on-demand audio streams are still of US artists, are by American artists, that dominance is steadily eroding each year.