Photo Credit: Alvaro Reyes YouTube’s Global Head of Music reaffirmed the company’s stance on embracing AI, but doubled down on building guardrails for likeness detection and fighting the spread of
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Updated for 2026: YouTube Music has quietly become one of the most important platforms for music discovery, especially for artists looking to reach listeners outside of traditional streaming apps. With
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Photo Credit: Melinda Gimpel With an eye on shedding around $600 million in debt, Cumulus Media has once again filed for prepackaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The Atlanta-headquartered radio group formally
Austin punks Die Spitz will continue touring their great 2025 album Something to Consume this year. They’ve announced new summer and fall runs in North American, with shows happening in
Photo Credit: Public Song Project / WNYC WNYC’s Public Song Project teams up with the Internet Archive to invite musicians to adapt, remix, or reimagine works in the public domain.
The melancholically euphoric rush of Rooftop Screamers’ Our Story could only have been fully realised through the quasi-cosmic harmonic timbre of Royston Langdon. The single lands as a spacy iteration
Photo Credit: Audible As WMG bangs the drum on streaming price increases, Audible launches a cheaper ‘Standard’ plan to better compete with Spotify. So how price-sensitive are streaming subscribers worldwide?
My Lo-Fi Heart opens We Can’t Fall with the kind of cinematic promise that feels primed for a cosmically hot and heavy transhumanist romantic blockbuster. The Sheffield indietronica producer knew
