Random music news for Tuesday, April 9, 2024
This guy was in the middle of a vasectomy in NYC when the earthquake hit last week. Nothing quite that earthshattering with music news for April 9, 2024, but still…
- Surprise! Bonnie Tyler’s “Total Eclipse of the Heart” jumped to the #1 spot on the US iTunes chart 41 years after it was released.
- Speaking of yesterday’s eclipse, what should we do with our eclipse glasses? Here’s a suggestion.
- More than 16,000 people have signed a petition to have Ontario’s Hwy 400 named after Gordon Lightfoot.
- RIP Keith LeBlanc, pioneering hip-hop drummer.
- What are the big music industry trends for 2024? These, probably.
- How does software cram the 9+ channels of Spatial Audio into two speakers? Like this.
- Meta has new plans to label AI-created media.
- Which makes more money from ads, Instagram or YouTube? Guess again.
- There’s a new Nirvana exhibit at Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture. (Via Sean)
- Hole’s Eric Erlandson has some regrets.
- Interesting in punk rock documentaries? You might want to check this one out.
- Morgan Wallen is a dummy. But he says he has an excuse.
- WinAmp for Macs is back. So retro!
- People are still buying CD players. Here are the best of the current lot.
- Here are three examples of AI-generated songs: “Do They See Me?“, “I Am a Robot Girl,” and “My Pain.” (Prompted by Walter.)
BONUS: This.
BONUS BONUS: Great technique!