Random music news for Thursday, February 5, 2026
Meanwhile, in Florida, iguana-cicles. Everywhere else, it’s time for music news for February 5, 2026. BONUS: How to explain Trump. “Liberals read, conservatives watch TV.”
Read MoreMeanwhile, in Florida, iguana-cicles. Everywhere else, it’s time for music news for February 5, 2026. BONUS: How to explain Trump. “Liberals read, conservatives watch TV.”
Read MoreStreaming fraud–where bots listen to bots and siphon royalties away from legitimate human artists, among other things–is a massive problem. Streaming platforms are looking for ways to combat the situation.
Read MoreLet’s take a scotch taste test. This is fascinating. (Via Larry) Now let’s do music news for February 3, 2026. BONUS: Meanwhile, in Florida…
Read MoreHere’s another reason to worry about the AI boom. Great. As if there’s not enough to worry about. Music news for January 28, 2026, may serve as a distraction. BONUS:
Read MoreEddy Cue, one of the big executives at Apple, has a new blog post in which he talks about the company’s growth in the services sector, which includes Apple Music.
Read MoreLast day of autumn. We finally get into winter tomorrow and by Friday, March 20, it’ll be all over. Meanwhile, let’s all hunker down with some music news for December
Read MoreIf you use any of the streaming services, you might soon receive emails about the top songs of 2025. And then, of course, there’s all the hype surrounding Spotify Wrapped.
Read MoreXitter claims that a certain event in the news boosted downloads. Draw your own conclusions. Moving to music news for Septermber 17, 2025. BONUS: Want more bass with your music?
Read MoreI want one of these: An actual laser defense system for mosquitoes. I want this. You’ll probably want music news for July, 8, 2025, too. More music news? Go here.
Read MoreAs someone who flies a lot, I’m always interested in where airlines go with their next generation of seats. Here’s the latest. Meanwhile, on the ground, here’s music news for
Read MoreRemember when all subscribed to Netflix for $7.99 a month to get lots of on-demand content and no commercials? Well, how much are we paying now? Uh-huh. But at least
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