Random music news for Wednesday, February 23, 2022
When we die we dream? This is equal parts cool and creepy. Moving on to music news for February 23, 2022. RIP Gary Brooker, lead singer of Procol Harum. He was 76. Cancer.
Read MoreWhen we die we dream? This is equal parts cool and creepy. Moving on to music news for February 23, 2022. RIP Gary Brooker, lead singer of Procol Harum. He was 76. Cancer.
Read MoreA virtual currency backed by…Ozzy Osbourne? Yes. Sounds legit. Here’s Sharon Osbourne explaining what’s going on. Ozzy launched an NFT project called @CryptoBatzNFT Probably nothing…. Join the discord now: https://t.co/BFd0sP1z7W pic.twitter.com/YNra1FVDiZ — Sharon
Read MoreIt’s a double dose of Death From Above, as the group announces a new series of NFT releases that will include music samples. The band is working with Sturdy, a creative studio, and
Read MoreStill on my two-week staycation. Today’s job: cleaning out the drain in the shower. Fun. But that will have to wait until after music news for December 8, 2020. The Royal Mint sent
Read MoreIt has been more than 13 years since Ol’ Dirty Bastard shuffled off this mortal coil into the great beyond. But it makes sense that a musician who was always ahead of his
Read MoreOnly in Japan would someone come up with the idea of launching the “world’s first cryptocurrency pop band.” Please welcome Kasotsuka Shojo (translation: “Virtual Currency Girls.” The brainchild of a Japanese entertainment corporation
Read MoreIn yet another Bjorkish move–what else would you call it?–Bjork has announced that anyone one wants to buy her new album will be able to use a cryptocurrency. She and her record label
Read MoreIn Edmonton today for a speaking thing and the Up and Downtown Festival. If you’re in the neighbourhood, drop in. And now, the music news for October 6. Harvey Weinstein misquoted Jay-Z when
Read MoreAlan had mentioned the new cryptocurrency pointed towards the music industry via this article on LinkedIn. In the time that has passed since then, Viberate, the currency that involves one of the men
Read MoreActually, “Wouldn’t It Be Etherium” would be a more accurate title, but then it wouldn’t go well with the bit on isolated vocals from the Beach Boys. You’ll see what I mean. This
Read MoreThere are plenty of companies hoping to disrupt the music industry by disintermediating the big establishment players (record labels, publishers, ticket sellers) by adopting cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Etherium and applying blockchain principles
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