TOP POSTS: This Week’s Most Read Posts On Hypebot
Some of the most often perused pieces from Hypebot this week covered a detailed look at one cellist's earnings from streaming, Spotify's ongoing stock woes, how a record label is. Continue reading
$5K Gets You A Box At The Grammys With Two Congressmen
In a classical example of maybe-legal but still atrocious 'soft corruption', this article looks at a recent email sent around to a group of industry lobbyists offering them tickets to. Continue reading
Ed Sheeran Ranks Highest Grossing Touring Artist
As more and more legacy rock acts retire and leave the concert circuit for good, the industry has been debating who will fill the void and pack stadiums. According to. Continue reading
Spotify Stock Hits All Time Low And It’s Going To Go Lower [NASDAQ: SPOT]
Spotify stock closed down 4.14% on Thursday at $114.54, it's lowest closing price ever. A down market may be accelerating the streamer's decline, but as Chris Castle dove into Spotify's. Continue reading
Sounds Of Music 2018 From Pandora’s Music Genome Project
How did music change in 2018? It's not an easy question to answer, but the data gurus at Pandora have crunched the mountains of data that power the Music Genome. Continue reading
Soundcloud Artist Services Team Offers 5 Tips To Jump-Start Your Music Career In 2019
Soundcloud sees the most new music uploads during this January. So since it's the time for creators to refocus on growing and building their careers, Soundcloud's artist and label services team. Continue reading
The Boston Symphony Orchestra: Is It Sexist?
Like almost all industries, the music business is no stranger to sexism, and while this issue usually manifests most often in genres like pop music, it turns out the classical. Continue reading
Southern Lord Records Reflects On 20 Years
Twenty years ago, friends Greg Anderson and Stephen O'Malley joined together to create Southern Lord Records, designed to be a haven for heavy metal artists seeking to see their creative. Continue reading
Tencent Music IPO Demonstrates Music Tech Investment Coming To Its Senses
While the Chinese music streaming service Tencent Music debuted with an impressively initial public offering of $14.10, music tech investors seem to have come back down to earth somewhat and. Continue reading
