REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review
Before moving on to what will doubtless be another full week of music industry news, we revisit the death of Net Neutrality, TIDAL's cash, user problem, why it was that. Continue reading
TOP POSTS: This Week’s Most Read Posts On Hypebot
The most popular of Hypebot's articles over the past week covered the shock T-Swift fans are experiencing over ticket sticker prices for her upcoming tour, Spotify's new offering of '2017. Continue reading
Copyright Royalty Board Raises Rates SiriusXM Pays For Music 40%
Responding to a request from SoundExchange and other artist advocates, the US Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) yesterday issued rate changes for for Sirius XM’s satellite radio service, as well as. Continue reading
Splice Raises $35 Million To Expand Digital Hub For Musicians, $5 Million Paid To Creators
Four years after launching, online music creators hub Splice announced that it has paid out $5 million to artists, as well as, completed a new $35 million funding round to. Continue reading
Musician’s Guide To Building A Social Media Foundation
For DIY artists, social media is something of a mixed blessing. On the one hand it has made self-promotion much more accessible, but it can also be a challenge to. Continue reading
Sound Diplomacy: Improving Music Cities Worldwide
For a music community to develop and thrive, it needs a city to grow in. So what is about iconic cities like London, Chicago, and Nashville that allow a local. Continue reading
Wu Tang’s RZA Opposes Trademark App For Dog-Walking Company “Woof-Tang Clan”
After recently making headlines for their one-off million dollar album, the Wu-Tang Clan is back in the news after member of the group Robert Diggs (better known by his stage name. Continue reading
Why You Should Be Experimenting With Your Instrument
When we think of instrumentation in bands, we typically think of the same basic lineup, genre depending. Branching out and experimenting with different instruments or different ways of playing can. Continue reading
YouTube On Track To Launch “Remix” Streaming Music Service In March
While YouTube has made multiple attempts to get its users to go the extra mile and buy into its paid subscription services, it has had minimal success with either its. Continue reading
