Addison Rae took over TikTok. Now she’s coming for pop.
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The ghosts in the machine, Spotify and production music
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Global value of music copyright soars to $45.5bn, now worth more than cinema
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Quincy Jones has a story about that
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Inside the US Department of Justice Live Nation antitrust lawsuit
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The 100 greatest BBC music performances – ranked
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The curious case of the underselling arena tours
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The price is wrong: How error-riddled scores get in the way of promoting music of marginalized composers
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He spent his life building a $1 million stereo. The real cost was unfathomable.
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Norway's Melodi Grand Prix 2024: The eighteen artists and songs
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Taylor Swift named as Time's Person of the Year - 2023
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Muse Group acquires Hal Leonard
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How to find new music
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The rise and fall of MuchMusic
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"My dad painted the iconic cover for Jethro Tull’s ‘Aqualung,’ and it’s haunted him ever since"
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You Got to Hold On: A deep-dive into ex-Alabama Shakes lead Brittany Howard, whose new single drops today
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What’s going on with these viral, right-wing country music hits?
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Interview: Tom Moulton, father of the Disco Mix (1976)
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What my musical instruments have taught me
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Country music’s culture wars and the remaking of Nashville
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America's music road: Go on a glorious 350-mile drive that embraces the entire history of popular music, from gospel to soul to jazz to country to rock
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Pink Floyd, 'The Wizard of Oz,' and me
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They won't play a lady-o on US country radio
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Raven Sings The Blues: 2023 favorites (so far)
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The Harmonium
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Why Sweden punches above its weight in music
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The Violin Doctor. He’s trusted to repair some of the world’s most fabled — and expensive — instruments. How does John Becker manage to unlock the sound of a Stradivarius?
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The search for the perfect sound
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In Iceland with the experimental pop icon Björk, digging deep into the triumphs and tragedies that birthed her remarkable new album, Fossora
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Nick Cave lost two sons. His fans then saved his life.
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The baffling world of MAGA rap
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Arcade Fire's Win Butler accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women
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The woes of being addicted to streaming
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Stephen Sondheim, titan of the American musical, is dead at 91
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Everything we know about the Astroworld tragedy so far
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ABBA on fame, divorce, ageing backwards – and why they've returned to rescue 2021
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Biz Markie had exactly what hip-hop needed - Rap’s pioneering ‘Clown Prince,’ as remembered by his friends, family, collaborators, and admirers
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Whitney Houston, American girl: Why America embraced Whitney Houston, and how it destroyed her
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What is Asian American music, really? Seeking more than representation, a critic tries to make sense of a fragmented, disparate musical tradition
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On the record: An audio professional’s take on vinyl
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How George Harrison staged one of the most influential concerts in music history
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RIP Google Play Music, 2011–2020 - A look back at the nine-year life of Google's music service
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The (mostly) true story of Vanilla Ice, hip-hop, and the American Dream
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Wendy Carlos’s music of the spheres
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A deep dive into K-pop
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In the jungle: Inside the long, hidden genealogy of ‘The Lion Sleeps Tonight’
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Anti-algorithmic music: How Bandcamp is helping artists beat the odds
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Bandcamp is waiving their fee on sales today, with many artists and labels having special releases, discounts, or donating their own proceeds
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The weirdly enduring appeal of Weird Al Yankovic
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The story of Salvador’s Banda Didá
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