Global Music Industry Surges to $31.7 B in 2025, Streaming Dominates While Vinyl Makes a Comeback
The recording industry hit a record $31.7 billion in 2025, a milestone that marks the eleventh straight year of growth and confirm...
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The recording industry hit a record $31.7 billion in 2025, a milestone that marks the eleventh straight year of growth and confirm...
From the historic docks of Liverpool to the cutting‑edge studios of Wirral, the region’s music sector is a living, breathing e...
One of the most widely repeated statistics in the music industry today is that nearly half of all new music uploaded to Deezer is ...
There is a phrase spreading across the music business faster than the technology itself: AI slop. The term appears constantly in i...
Spotify's latest move into artificial intelligence may be framed as innovation, but for many musicians, songwriters, producers, an...
As YouTube, Facebook, TikTok, and other platforms continue relying on automated copyright detection systems, a growing number of m...
For many musicians, songwriters, producers, and rights holders, sync licensing represents one of the most valuable and potentially...
When Robert Kyncl took over as Chief Executive Officer of Warner Music Group in January 2023, he arrived with one of the most unus...
Universal Music Group has officially rejected billionaire investor Bill Ackman's ambitious takeover proposal, bringing an end—at...
The music industry is mourning the loss of one of its most influential behind-the-scenes figures. John McClain, the veteran music ...
Boards of Canada and their longtime label Warp Records have publicly condemned the White House after one of the duo's new songs ap...
Long before concert livestreams became standard and before streaming platforms normalized at-home access to live performances, Spe...
Bill Ackman’s massive bid for Universal Music Group just ran into what may be its biggest obstacle yet. And it might be a deal-b...
Spotify is making one thing very clear: artificial intelligence is no longer a side experiment. It's becoming part of the platform...
For years, the music industry's future seemed obvious. Streaming won. Physical media lost. CDs became relics. Vinyl looked like no...
The American Music Awards return tonight, bringing one of music's biggest annual events back to primetime as artists, fans, and vi...
The modern music business runs on automation. Songs are uploaded automatically. Royalties are tracked automatically. Copyright own...
Somewhere along the way, the music industry made a fascinating branding decision. While technology companies launched sleek names ...
Canada is moving forward with one of the most aggressive streaming contribution frameworks seen anywhere in the world, and major t...
Months after one of the music industry's most public standoffs silenced songs across social media, Universal Music Group and TikTo...
One of the largest music and audio acquisitions in recent years is now becoming reality. Tencent Music Entertainment has completed...
Pete Townshend is adding another major chapter to a career that has already shaped generations of rock music. The legendary guitar...
Funk icon and Parliament-Funkadelic mastermind George Clinton is once again heading into a major legal battle—this time against ...
Streaming platforms built fraud detection systems to stop manipulation, protect royalty pools, and keep fake plays from distorting...
A delegation of music industry leaders traveled to Capitol Hill on May 13 with a message they say could have significant consequen...
A growing phrase circulating throughout the live music business is putting new attention on concert economics, ticket demand, and ...
The Newfoundland and Labrador music community is mourning the loss of one of its most influential champions. John Hutton, widely r...
A newly released national study commissioned by the Music Artists Coalition (MAC) suggests that frustration with the live event ti...
There was a time when music discovery online felt less like scrolling through a feed and more like entering a destination. Before ...