Goldman Sachs Tower. Photo Credit: Far Chinberdiev Goldman Sachs’ 2026 “Music in the Air” report is here, and while the multifaceted breakdown is unsurprisingly bullish about the wider industry’s revenue
Goldman Sachs Tower. Photo Credit: Far Chinberdiev Goldman Sachs’ 2026 “Music in the Air” report is here, and while the multifaceted breakdown is unsurprisingly bullish about the wider industry’s revenue
Photo Credit: Head Trip 2026 Goldenvoice’s single-stage dance weekend at Empire Polo Club leaned on High Scream’s production, smooth operations, and an Apple Music livestream that carried it far beyond
Pipeline CEO Ben Katovsky. Photo Credit: Pipeline Here’s a recap of recent music industry hires and in-house promotions as of October 16th, 2026. If you have a job shuffle to
Photo Credit: Igor Omilaev Universal Music Group and Sony Music has filed another legal action to force DistroKid to disclose how many AI-generated songs it uploads to streaming platforms. The
Doja Cat performing live (and wearing custom Ray-Ban Meta glasses) during the Tour Ma Vie World Tour. Photo Credit: Greg Noire As part of a heretofore under-the-radar sponsorship deal with
Photo Credit: Distingué CiDDiQi With an eye on challenging Spotify and Amazon’s Audible, YouTube is reportedly preparing to add audiobooks to its Premium subscription offering. That possible audiobooks expansion surfaced
Photo Credit: Sasun Bughdaryan Ye’s disastrous Malibu real estate project into which he poured millions is costing him $321,000 more following a Los Angeles Superior Court decision. Ye, the rapper
KATSEYE’s ‘Pinky up’, BLACKPINK’s ‘JUMP,’ and LE SSERAFIM’s ‘CELEBRATION’ all share something new: hard techno. K-pop’s trademark EDM sound is giving way to something grittier — and insiders say it’s
Photo Credit: Deezer Hate AI slop? Deezer might be the on-demand platform for you, as it will soon allow users to “fully exclude AI-generated music” from their streaming experiences. Deezer
Raye performing live. Photo Credit: Drew de F Fawkes Raye’s 5,000-capacity Royal Albert Hall concert was inundated with 1.8 million presale sign-ups and “hundreds of thousands of fake registrations” –