
TikTok is making music super casual
TikTok is not only changing how music sounds but how artists present themselves to the world.
TikTok is not only changing how music sounds but how artists present themselves to the world.
In support of their new album, Asphalt Meadows, Death Cab for Cutie released its latest single, “Rand McNally” via a geotagged search for one of the places the band has played at over the years.
Discord has quietly become the hub for artists to interact with their fans, which is both tightening artists-fan bonds and building a community among those fans.
Pop superstars are playing more shows in select venues, making the residency in major cities a modern music trend.
House music has been making quite the splash this summer, and some believe Beyoncé & Drake have helped shine the spotlight on the genre with their new albums.
Bad Bunny (aka Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio) is an unstoppable force in music right now.
Superfly is building the first ever music festival on Web3, bringing together NFT holders to decide on every creative aspect of SUPERF3ST.
Web3 music project omgkirby is proving that music can be made with both AI and thousands of voting members.
Digital-music collectors are amassing libraries of hundreds of thousands of songs instead of relying on streaming platforms
TikTok has emerged as the most important platform for music marketing.