Random music news for Saturday, June 27, 2020
Tiger King: The smartphone game (and it’s from Carole Baskin; I wonder if the goal is to find her husband?) Here’s what’s making music news for June 27, 2020. Coronavirus update 1: If
Read MoreTiger King: The smartphone game (and it’s from Carole Baskin; I wonder if the goal is to find her husband?) Here’s what’s making music news for June 27, 2020. Coronavirus update 1: If
Read MoreA new music industry study called the IMS Business Report took a look at a wide range of stats to see how dance music is doing on a worldwide scale. Along with details
Read MoreWho says nuns can’t go to a rave? Not in Poland. (Via Danny)
Read MoreThere’s a school of thought that says if you break anything down into the correct number of data points, you can understand how it works and the effect this thing has. Take music,
Read MoreIt was on this day in 2000 that Microsoft released Windows ME. I know I installed it, but I just don’t remember it. Reflect on your favourite operating systems while browsing through the
Read MoreIf you’ve been clubbing over the past several years, you may have noticed that as new music comes out, it’s been getting slower. The BPMs are definitely dropping. But why? The Guardian takes
Read MoreFor a great read about how the relationship with technology differs with rock music and hip hop and dance, you should check out this article from Midia. There has long been a divide
Read MoreMuch of yesterday’s music news was written and posted aboard Lufthansa LH470, a 747-400 equipped with FlyNet, the airline’s satellite-delivered WiFi system. It delivered some seriously great connectivity, even over the North Atlantic.
Read MoreHouse music? Not my thing, if I’m honest. This guy feels the same way about house and just about every sort of dance music being made today.
Read MoreIf you’re a fan of dancing, you may want to know what the New York Times thinks about the various scenes. Basically, it’s back to the era of disco without all the hate.
Read MoreWith WorldPride 2014 coming up in Toronto later this month, this is a good time to look back on how gay culture contributed to the creation of dance music. This is from Vice’s
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