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March 30 · Issue #1160 · View online |
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Why Do NFTs Matter for Music?
The cryptocurrency-adjacent digital art format has driven millions of dollars in sales for musicians including Grimes in recent days. Is it a force for democratizing the industry or just more hype?
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Square and Tidal and knowing your audience
Payments companies acquiring music subscription businesses seems like the type of news that makes one question what it is they’ve just read.
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NPR's 'Tiny Desk (Home)' Concert Series Is Thriving During COVID
A year ago, NPR’s ‘Tiny Desk’ concert series went ‘home.’ Today, it’s thriving thanks to appearances by 2 Chainz, Rick Ross and Roddy Ricch.
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Audio Streaming: The Missing Millions
With audio streaming growing apace, why are so many artists complaining of earning a pittance from their recordings?
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French HiFi streaming service Qobuz heading for Australia
Australians who like their music streaming hi-res may have another choice apart from Deezer, TIDAL and the forthcoming Spotify HiFi. Speculation in audio circles is that Qobuz could launch in Australia by mid-April.
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The Next Generation of Dubstep Producers are Diverse, Inclusive, and Pushing Boundaries
Beatport highlights seven emerging producers who are leading the charge for a more inclusive and musically experimental dubstep scene.
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As live industry looks to hit restart button, Loadin.com launches COVIDSafe system
Three years on, the live sector is facing a long road to recovery. Loadin.com is rebuilt for the post-COVID landscape, and is along for the bumpy ride.
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How to Make Your Music Streaming a Little More Social
Share playlists, listen with friends remotely, and stay connected with these tips.
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Rebeleon Ent. Releases Two Music Projects in Groundbreaking Spatial Audio
Rebeleon Entertainment is pioneering the release of music using a new, richer audio format that can be experienced on any set of headphones.
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Tencent Music announces $1 billion share buyback program, its biggest ever
Tencent Music, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, lost about a third of its value last week amid a sell-off in Chinese technology stocks.
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Where does your money go? The real cost of music streaming
In the past decade, streaming has become synonymous with music fandom and consumption. But commercially it’s still an unequal playing field, to the detriment of our favourite rock bands…
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PRS for Music claims anti-piracy success
Music industry rights licensing body PRS for Music has revealed what it describes as “encouraging” figures demonstrating the continued success of its Member Anti-Piracy System (MAPS) in the battle against digital music piracy, five years on from its launch.
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LiveXLive, Vice Media Partnered to Distribute The Annual Global Virtual Music Festival Music Lives 2021
LiveXLive Media announced today a distribution partnership with Vice Media Group under Vice Media’s new platform VMG Live.
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