23 articles tagged with “Music industry”
Prediction markets like Kalshi are transforming how fans engage with music and how the industry anticipates trends, creating new avenues for investment and challenging traditional models.
Legendary bluegrass singer and songwriter Ronnie Bowman, 64, has died following a motorcycle accident, leaving the music community in deep mourning.
Producer Labrinth's harsh criticism of the music industry and labels like Columbia and Euphoria has sparked a chorus of support from fellow artists, highlighting widespread disillusionment with transactional relationships and creative compromise.
An in-depth look at how music streaming platforms stabilized the industry but created a "winner-take-all" ecosystem, impacting niche artists and creative diversity.
James Blake discusses his new album ‘Trying Times,’ the 'Sinners' soundtrack, and his bold transition to a fully independent, DIY artist, detailing his unique business model and reclaiming creative freedom.
Canadian pop artist Sophia Galaté releases "For My Own Entertainment," a bold album celebrating vulnerability and autonomy, with an eye towards genuine fan connection and industry shifts.
Spotify data reveals English losing its grip on global charts with 16 languages in Top 50, driving record royalties amidst diverse genre growth.
Laramie-based musician Jamie Hansen delves into vulnerability with her new single "The End," exploring themes of grief while embracing the dual life of artist and backcountry guide. She also reflects on the evolving music industry and plans for her upcoming album.
Spanish artist Bad Gyal celebrates the release of her second studio album, Más Cara, focusing on crafting club-ready hits over conceptual "eras."
Peter Gabriel releases "What Lies Ahead," the third single from his upcoming album 'o/i', continuing his full moon release strategy. The track, a decade in the making, touches on themes of invention and skepticism toward AI, aligning with new industry discussions on synthetic content.
K-Pop icon WOODZ (Cho Seung-youn) discusses his debut studio album 'Archive. 1,' a collection of rock-infused reflections aimed at redefining his artistic identity post-military service.
Washington's Zach Top secured a Grammy for Best Traditional Country Album at the 68th awards, a new category. UW Tacoma student Tam Cureaux weighs in on the significance for local artists.
Prog metal band Everon returns after a 16-year hiatus with "Shells," a new album driven by songwriter Oliver Philipps' unexpected resurgence of creativity and a surprising label option.
As streaming and social media dominate, artists face a "boiling frog" scenario, where commercial gains mask profound cultural costs, threatening creativity and artist longevity.
Florida State University's College of Music launches a new bachelor's degree in music business, integrating music with critical industry skills to prepare students for evolving behind-the-scenes careers.
Coldplay is generating significant buzz with hints of new music, ongoing world tours, and their continued impact on the music industry through innovation and activism.
Popular Florida rapper Lil Poppa (Janarious Wheeler) has died at 25, with authorities investigating the cause of death. Wheeler recently released a new single.
Taylor Swift shatters records, named IFPI's Biggest-Selling Global Artist for a sixth time, her fourth consecutive win, driven by her album "The Life of a Showgirl" and "The End of an Era" tour documentary.
August Ponthier's debut album, "Everywhere Isn't Texas," is heralded as the reinvention album of 2026, offering a deeply personal exploration of self-discovery and navigating the complexities of the modern music industry.
ElevenLabs launches "Eleven Album" featuring an AI-generated Liza Minnelli, sparking debate on AI's role in music, artist compensation, and creative authenticity.
The 2026 Billboard Power 100 list highlights key leaders forging strategic partnerships with tech giants, revolutionizing how fans engage with music, and addressing the challenges posed by AI and evolving streaming models.
Explore the diverse and evolving Chinese music scene of 2025, from dream-pop to dialect rap, as curated by leading industry tastemakers.
Thom Skarzynski, founder of Happiness. Marketing, argues that physical music is under-leveraged and will be a strategic core by 2026, citing Twenty One Pilots' success and Luminate data.