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The music world is buzzing today with fresh releases, bold moves, and a few controversies that remind us why this industry never sleeps. Pentatonix has dropped their latest holiday album, Christmas in The City, bringing their signature a cappella magic to both classic carols and new originals, including a never-before-heard Frank Sinatra recording. Country fans are diving into new seasonal offerings from Brad Paisley, LeAnn Rimes, Trisha Yearwood, and Mickey Guyton, each bringing their own warmth to the season. Roberta Flack’s posthumous holiday collection, Holidays, is also out, honoring her legacy with a mix of classics and new tracks.
On the industry front, Warner Music has struck a global distribution deal with Ultra Music India, promising to bring Bollywood and regional Indian music to a wider audience. Meanwhile, Pacific Music Group, a new Hong Kong-based entertainment company, has launched with heavyweights NE-YO, Sonu Nigam, MC Jin, and former WMG exec Jonathan Serbin at the helm, signaling a major push for Asian talent on the global stage.
Spotify is making waves with a new feature that lets users transfer playlists from other streaming platforms, following Apple Music’s lead. This move is being welcomed by listeners who want more control over their music libraries. In the live scene, Olivia Dean has called out Live Nation, Ticketmaster, and AEG for what she describes as a “disgusting service,” adding fuel to the ongoing debate about concert ticketing and fan experience.
The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn tour has officially become the highest-earning tour by a solo male artist, surpassing $1 billion in gross receipts. On the creative side, Billie Eilish and James Cameron are teaming up to co-direct a 3D film of Eilish’s world tour, blending music and cinema in a bold new way.
In the underground, NTRSN’s new compilation, featuring hard-hitting EBM tracks, is turning heads, while Absurd Minds and Project Pitchfork have teamed up for a remix that’s pure synthwave bliss. Alen Skanner’s latest EP, The System, is a dancefloor heater, and David Galas’ new single, You’re A Needle In My Vein, brings a dark, swaggering energy to goth rock.
Controversy is brewing as Tidal announces a new feature allowing artists to publish music directly to the platform, but questions remain about financial incentives and editorial control. Some see it as a scam, others as a potential game-changer for independent artists.
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On the industry front, Warner Music has struck a global distribution deal with Ultra Music India, promising to bring Bollywood and regional Indian music to a wider audience. Meanwhile, Pacific Music Group, a new Hong Kong-based entertainment company, has launched with heavyweights NE-YO, Sonu Nigam, MC Jin, and former WMG exec Jonathan Serbin at the helm, signaling a major push for Asian talent on the global stage.
Spotify is making waves with a new feature that lets users transfer playlists from other streaming platforms, following Apple Music’s lead. This move is being welcomed by listeners who want more control over their music libraries. In the live scene, Olivia Dean has called out Live Nation, Ticketmaster, and AEG for what she describes as a “disgusting service,” adding fuel to the ongoing debate about concert ticketing and fan experience.
The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn tour has officially become the highest-earning tour by a solo male artist, surpassing $1 billion in gross receipts. On the creative side, Billie Eilish and James Cameron are teaming up to co-direct a 3D film of Eilish’s world tour, blending music and cinema in a bold new way.
In the underground, NTRSN’s new compilation, featuring hard-hitting EBM tracks, is turning heads, while Absurd Minds and Project Pitchfork have teamed up for a remix that’s pure synthwave bliss. Alen Skanner’s latest EP, The System, is a dancefloor heater, and David Galas’ new single, You’re A Needle In My Vein, brings a dark, swaggering energy to goth rock.
Controversy is brewing as Tidal announces a new feature allowing artists to publish music directly to the platform, but questions remain about financial incentives and editorial control. Some see it as a scam, others as a potential game-changer for independent artists.
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By Inception Point AiThe music world is buzzing today with fresh releases, bold moves, and a few controversies that remind us why this industry never sleeps. Pentatonix has dropped their latest holiday album, Christmas in The City, bringing their signature a cappella magic to both classic carols and new originals, including a never-before-heard Frank Sinatra recording. Country fans are diving into new seasonal offerings from Brad Paisley, LeAnn Rimes, Trisha Yearwood, and Mickey Guyton, each bringing their own warmth to the season. Roberta Flack’s posthumous holiday collection, Holidays, is also out, honoring her legacy with a mix of classics and new tracks.
On the industry front, Warner Music has struck a global distribution deal with Ultra Music India, promising to bring Bollywood and regional Indian music to a wider audience. Meanwhile, Pacific Music Group, a new Hong Kong-based entertainment company, has launched with heavyweights NE-YO, Sonu Nigam, MC Jin, and former WMG exec Jonathan Serbin at the helm, signaling a major push for Asian talent on the global stage.
Spotify is making waves with a new feature that lets users transfer playlists from other streaming platforms, following Apple Music’s lead. This move is being welcomed by listeners who want more control over their music libraries. In the live scene, Olivia Dean has called out Live Nation, Ticketmaster, and AEG for what she describes as a “disgusting service,” adding fuel to the ongoing debate about concert ticketing and fan experience.
The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn tour has officially become the highest-earning tour by a solo male artist, surpassing $1 billion in gross receipts. On the creative side, Billie Eilish and James Cameron are teaming up to co-direct a 3D film of Eilish’s world tour, blending music and cinema in a bold new way.
In the underground, NTRSN’s new compilation, featuring hard-hitting EBM tracks, is turning heads, while Absurd Minds and Project Pitchfork have teamed up for a remix that’s pure synthwave bliss. Alen Skanner’s latest EP, The System, is a dancefloor heater, and David Galas’ new single, You’re A Needle In My Vein, brings a dark, swaggering energy to goth rock.
Controversy is brewing as Tidal announces a new feature allowing artists to publish music directly to the platform, but questions remain about financial incentives and editorial control. Some see it as a scam, others as a potential game-changer for independent artists.
Thank you for tuning in. Remember to subscribe for more updates from the world of music. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
On the industry front, Warner Music has struck a global distribution deal with Ultra Music India, promising to bring Bollywood and regional Indian music to a wider audience. Meanwhile, Pacific Music Group, a new Hong Kong-based entertainment company, has launched with heavyweights NE-YO, Sonu Nigam, MC Jin, and former WMG exec Jonathan Serbin at the helm, signaling a major push for Asian talent on the global stage.
Spotify is making waves with a new feature that lets users transfer playlists from other streaming platforms, following Apple Music’s lead. This move is being welcomed by listeners who want more control over their music libraries. In the live scene, Olivia Dean has called out Live Nation, Ticketmaster, and AEG for what she describes as a “disgusting service,” adding fuel to the ongoing debate about concert ticketing and fan experience.
The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn tour has officially become the highest-earning tour by a solo male artist, surpassing $1 billion in gross receipts. On the creative side, Billie Eilish and James Cameron are teaming up to co-direct a 3D film of Eilish’s world tour, blending music and cinema in a bold new way.
In the underground, NTRSN’s new compilation, featuring hard-hitting EBM tracks, is turning heads, while Absurd Minds and Project Pitchfork have teamed up for a remix that’s pure synthwave bliss. Alen Skanner’s latest EP, The System, is a dancefloor heater, and David Galas’ new single, You’re A Needle In My Vein, brings a dark, swaggering energy to goth rock.
Controversy is brewing as Tidal announces a new feature allowing artists to publish music directly to the platform, but questions remain about financial incentives and editorial control. Some see it as a scam, others as a potential game-changer for independent artists.
Thank you for tuning in. Remember to subscribe for more updates from the world of music. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
For great Music deals
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Or check out these podcasts http://quietplease.ai
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI