Your Song Is the Starting Pistol, Not the Finish Line
Most artists treat finishing the work as the win. Weezer's drummer argues that the real return is in the rights management over the next 20 years.
Great Reads
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As stoner rock group Sleep returns to the road, it's worth revisiting one of heavy music's strangest success stories, woven in sludgy slowness.
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Rod Wave's vulnerability, emotional honesty, and fan connection create live moments so powerful that entire crowds end up singing the songs for him.
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Seeing the Montreal-born LA-based DJ and producer live is like seeing all the music that's flowing through his head any given time.
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20 years ago, dropping off a national arena tour would've been seen as "unreliable." Today, it is increasingly being framed as responsible.
As stoner rock group Sleep returns to the road, it's worth revisiting one of heavy music's strangest success stories, woven in sludgy slowness.
Rod Wave's vulnerability, emotional honesty, and fan connection create live moments so powerful that entire crowds end up singing the songs for him.
Seeing the Montreal-born LA-based DJ and producer live is like seeing all the music that's flowing through his head any given time.
20 years ago, dropping off a national arena tour would've been seen as "unreliable." Today, it is increasingly being framed as responsible.
