Check out some women owned record labels making waves in 2025. From empowering underrepresented voices to pushing creative boundaries, tune into what these trailblazers are up to.
Bobby Owsinski goes over the fascinating moments in history that have marked the decline of rock music’s dominance, and the surprising genres that took its place. Is rock truly dead, or is it just waiting for a comeback?
After several years of meteoric growth in live music, an analysis by Pollstar of the period of November 14, 2024 to February 12, 2025 point to a mixed 2025 for live music.
Streaming loves cheap content as the race to deliver more for less heats up. Wth Spotify, YouTube, Netflix and all of streaming embracing low cost content, the lines between music, video, and TV are blurring.
A new MIDiA repost on 2024 music industry growth shows a sector raking in billions. But is it really as good as it looks? Find out why this “success” might actually be a red flag for artists and the future of streaming.
Is the traditional music career model dead? Learn about Bedroom Pop and how a new generation of artists are building fanbases without leaving their bedrooms.
“The long tail is being demonetized,” writes Mark Mulligan of MIDiA which will lead to a “groundswell of discontent” among creators. But the analyst finds hope in a new model for music streaming.
SXSW will be getting two days shorter in 2026, the festival has officially confirmed. Instead of being spread over 9 days, all three SXSW festivals – Interactive, Film & TV and Music – will run concurrently over 7 days.
Research proves that music is getting simpler over the years, with modern tunes relying more on loops and basic structures. Here’s why complexity is fading and whether a new musical evolution is on the horizon.
The first Miami MusicTech Summit is set for next Tuesday, March 25. The gathering will bring together global music tech leaders while showcasing the city’s exploding music tech and innovation scene.
With the internet and digital technologies driving rapid change within the music industry, articles about new releases and who has been hired and fired are no longer enough. Our up to the minute industry news alongside insightful commentary helps our readers sift through the rumors and developments to find the information they need to keep their businesses moving forward.
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