#music-industry

#music-industry

Tyler the Creator's Don't Tap The Glass follows last year's Chromakopia, which blended hip-hop, jazz, and soul, and topped the charts in nine countries.

The scenes in Gaza have moved beyond description. We write as artists who've chosen to use our public platforms to speak out against the genocide occurring there and the role of the UK government in facilitating it.

Crys Matthews stated, "I am thrice marginalized. I'm a woman, I'm Black, I am also a lesbian," highlighting the multiple barriers women of color and LGBTQ+ people face in the music industry.

In 2012, Adele began renting a country mansion in West Sussex known as Lock House, which boasted a nearly 20,000-square-foot main house with 13 bedrooms nestled into acres and acres of private woods and rolling hills.

The US frontman revealed that despite their breakthrough hit, he still finds himself using food stamps, showcasing the harsh realities of the music industry.

Iquao Aluko expressed that people from working class backgrounds have incredible stories and talents, asserting, "We deserve to be heard in the industry." They emphasize the importance of music as storytelling.

Addison Rae is considered by many prognosticators to be in the mix for a best new artist nomination at next year's 68th Grammy Awards.

YouTube has released new resources designed specifically for artists, focusing on best practices for audience growth, effective usage of Shorts, and navigating Analytics.

The livestream for Sabbath's final show was streamed by over 5 million fans worldwide, generating approximately $150 million from digital ticket sales at $29.99 each.

"Previously, you could stream a track on Spotify or Apple and almost be certain you followed them on Instagram or spoke to them on Discord because the community was so tight-knit."

It's marketing. It's trolling. Despite facing some scorching criticism online for brazenly ripping off other people's work and undermining the livelihoods of musicians everywhere, Frelon argued that all press is good press.

The DOJ noted the Fourth Circuit's ruling reflects 'substantial tension' with the Supreme Court's analysis on contributory liability established in Twitter v. Taamneh.

"I did this shit in three motherfucking days, bitch! You're welcome!"