As streaming platforms increasingly favor shorter releases, artists like Dua Lipa and Jack White demonstrate that albums are still vital to an artist’s career, while genres like electronic music often prioritize singles.
Eddie Grant vs Donald Trump is winding its way through the courts. But caught up in another litigation over unauthorized use of music, Trump did what Trump does. He fought back. This time it could cost him dearly.
Check out why, even post-lockdown, artists should still do virtual concerts. Discover the benefits and challenges, how they offer a new way connect with fans worldwide, and their impact on the future of live performances.
Women’s empowerment anthems are not knew but they are seeing a resurgence. What makes some, like Charli xcx’s “360” resonate, while others, like Katy Perry’s “Woman’s World,” flop?
Any exploration of how AI is reshaping the global music industry must include an understanding of AI music ethics. Attorney Sertac Ogul shares key insights.
Staying at a Motel 6 has long been a right of passage for musicians trying to save money on tour. Now Motel 6 offers musician discounts and launched a songwriting contest.
Learning how to release a single involves strategic planning, including production, distribution, and marketing to ensure maximum reach and impact. This guide provides essential steps.
Explore the future of touring. Recent advancements to technology and sustainability are changing global touring with things like smart systems and advanced lighting helping to reduce the industry’s environmental impact.
Catch up on what everybody’s talking about with last week’s most-read posts. We’ve got topics ranging from music trigger cities, to labels vs. distribution, and more…
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