Last month, independent-music streaming service Nina Protocol announced that it was shutting down. Now SoundCloud is buying ...
AEG-owned London arena The O2 has announced that Hindi film playback and pop singer Shreya Ghoshal will perform a concert at ...
Deezer has published its latest figures on the increasing torrent of AI-generated music – and it’s a significant tipping ...
Tiny Vinyl launched last year as a company selling, yes, tiny four-inch records, pitched as environmentally-friendly collectible items. Now the startup has taken the logical next step by releasing a ...
Like its peers around the world, Canadian collecting society Socan is getting to grips with the implications that AI music has for its members – including striking partnerships with tech firms who can ...
Last year, I helped sync an Arabic track called ‘Fa9la’ by Bahraini rapper Flipperachi into a Bollywood film called ...
If you’d told us a year ago that Oasis’s 1995 song ‘Wonderwall’ would be topping Spotify’s ‘Top 50 - Global’ chart this summer, we’d have assumed the band were playing more concerts – perhaps in ...
Canadian artist BBNO$ is the latest musician heading to Roblox for a virtual concert – and it seems plenty of players are interested in attending the event.
Spotify really is making a big push with music videos in 2026. It’s allowing artists to upload their full-length videos directly to its service, and windowing some videos in ‘early access’ for ...
YouTube and Google’s parent company Alphabet has published its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, including the latest figures for YouTube’s advertising business.
The torrent of AI-generated content is giving digital services some challenges to solve, especially as rightsholders and public figures get hotter on infringement of likeness rights.
British man-band Take That have wrapped their five-week stadium tour of the UK and Ireland, with management firm Corduroy Artists and promoter SJM Concerts revealing some figures from the jaunt.
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