Random music news for Tuesday, April 20, 2021
If you’re not too baked, here’s music news for April 20, 2021.
- What does the summer concert season look like for Canada? Very unclear, if we’re honest.
- Flosstradamus, the Chicago DJ duo, has unveiled the world’s first “smokeable NFT.”
- And the son of OLP singer Raine Maida is creating music on the blockchain.
- Facebook is apparently getting into podcasts.
- A group of artists is petitioning Vladimir Putin about the incarceration of Alexei Navalny. (Via Sean)
- Kanye is annoyed about this aspect of his divorce from Kim.
- Apple Music would like everyone to know that they pay a cent per stream.
- Billy McFarland, the guy in jail for defrauding everyone with the Fyre Festival, is out of solitary confinement.
- Taylor Swift has more stalker problems.
- SXSW is now 50% owned by P-MRC, which is the parent company of Rolling Stone and Billboard.
- Here’s more on Dave Grohl’s upcoming TV show about rock’n’roll moms.
- New Tool music? Let’s investigate the possibilities. (Sean again)
- Madonna is all about gun control these days.
- Once you read this, you will never listen to the Rolling Stones’ “Brown Sugar” ever again.
- Scary: North Korea’s hacking army.