With the growth of the recorded music business in North America and Europe slowing, the industry will soon have to look to other markets and products to keep the dough rolling in.
Private equity isn’t wrecking the industry. But investors own rights to music by Stevie, Whitney, and now Cyndi Lauper. How much will that change things?
The small Nordic country has a strategy to export its artists. I-pop this isn't.
A label lawsuit says the organization’s “Great 78s” project amounts to just that. And it’s hard to see what its defense would be.
Ahead of the Celebration Tour's launch, we're reviewing XLI years of Madame X archives.
So far, AI is all slick surface. That could push musicians toward warmer, more organic sounds. Will Rock Strike Back?
"Heart on My Sleeve" shows that generative artificial intelligence can create passable pop songs. But the real issue is how fast it will make them.
Scroll over Beethoven and tell Spotify the news: UMG has its own classical online service – and it’s raising important questions about the current music model.
