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Collabhouse: A New Music Distribution Model For Music Makers
Collabhouse offers streaming placement, sync licensing, music promotion with content creators, and NFTs all under one roof.
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The Ampron Aubade is one of the rarest and most elusive vintage synthesizers ever made. Little has been known about its origins – until now.
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In Doha, a small group of synth heads are trying to build a world-beating synth museum and associated music…
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Neurodiverse conditions like ADHD are common among people in the dance music scene. We sat down with Tristan Hunt, former…
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A year ago we published a series of articles about artists who had removed their music from Spotify. We caught…
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With AI growing ever more powerful and many services using it to power actual musical composition, are the days of human-made music numbered?
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With AI growing ever more powerful and many services using it to power actual musical composition, are the days of human-made music numbered?
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Ever wondered why Helena Hauff, Shackleton or Crooked Man aren’t on social media? Can an artist survive without social…
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What does a turbulent economy spell for party people and how exactly can nightlife culture survive the cost of living…
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The global chip shortage is behind all kinds of woes for the synthesizer and drum machine market, from release date delays to bankruptcies. We find out exactly what’s behind the shortage, who it’s affecting and how long it will last.
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Think of RAM Records and the Guildhall School of Music & Drama is possibly the last thing that may spring…
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Can a Dutch company, Green Vinyl Records, without using natural gas, reduce the environmental impact associated with vinyl manufacturing?…
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Can Soundful, a human aided AI music platform, fulfil the demand for music within the creator community?…
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As the legendary indie platform makes its first layoffs since 2017, what’s the driving force behind the decision?…
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