Random music news for Friday, May 7, 2021
Microsoft to Calibri: “Buh-bye.” The company now needs help choosing a new default font. Consider that while you browse music news for May 7, 2021. When will love music make a comeback in
Read MoreMicrosoft to Calibri: “Buh-bye.” The company now needs help choosing a new default font. Consider that while you browse music news for May 7, 2021. When will love music make a comeback in
Read MoreA “smart mask?” Yep. Here’s why you might want to consider one. Study: We need more women in recording studios. When will dance clubs reopen? This Dutch experiment might shed some light on
Read MoreLife on Venus? Damn, I wish Bowie were here to write a song about it. Moving on to music news for September 16, 2020. Coronavirus update 1: When will things return to normal?
Read MoreSchmooze, the elder English bull terrier, turns 12 today. What a sweetheart. And moving to music news for May 19, 2020… Coronavirus update 1: The first social-distancing concert in the US was canceled
Read MoreUS Thanksgiving. ‘Murica is carb loading for Black Friday. At this time tomorrow, we’ll be watching video of consumers killing each other. Here’s music news for November 28, 2019, before all that starts.
Read MoreThis moving graph takes us through the history of the singles on the Billboard Hot 100, breaking things down by genre and year. It’s a fascinating look at how the popularity of specific
Read MoreA new report showed the music industry raked in an astonishing $19.1 billion in 2018, an increase of 9.7% from 2017 and the fourth consecutive year of growth. In fact, the 2018 revenue
Read MoreEver wonder why we seem to be content with songs that run between three and four minutes? One theory is that we were conditioned by the capacity of the old 78 RPM record.
Read MoreOnce upon a time, The Glorious Sons were another hard working rock band from blue collar Kingston, winners of a radio station contest with dreams of stardom. Now that band is topping the
Read MoreThe Billboard 200 used to be the most important album chart in the known universe. The more your album sold, the higher it climbed. But then came streaming and sales of physical product
Read MoreCameron Gordon over at Completely Ignored as a new graphic for us. Where have American indie rock artists placed on the Billboard album charts this century? Click on the image to see everything.
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