2 is the loneliest number – Why are songwriters still punished for 1909?
Chris Castle digs into why U.S. songwriters are still legally and financially tethered to an antiquated 2¢ mechanical royalty rate established in 1909, and how the situation might be rectified.. Continue reading
The radical Augusta Holmès: History’s forgotten composer
In this piece, Daniel Reifsnyder takes a moment to introduce us to the legacy and symphonic/orchestral contributions of the tragically forgotten composer Augusta Holmès. Guest post by Dan Reifsnyder of. Continue reading
What is the ‘oldest’ song?
Some songs stand the test of time better than other, and such is certainly the case for Hurrian Hymn no. 6 (we’re not sure about the other five) a song. Continue reading
2020 Vision, Sound: Defining A New Decade In Music
In this piece, Steve Morse peers through the lens of music history, predicting that the transition into a new decade will likely bring about a major shift in the creative. Continue reading
The Mystery of Nostalgia – Making Music Sound Better for Pretty Much Your Whole Life
In a world where technology is rapidly becoming king, it's important that we continue to keep in mind the basics. Your fans, though they may engage before, during, and after. Continue reading
Electronic Dance Music In Historical Perspective
With electronic dance music's surging popularity attracting the attention of investors, Madonna trying to stay on top with an album titled MDNA and references to Molly (MDMA) and EMI launching. Continue reading
