Random Music News for Tuesday, August 8, 2017
It was on this day in 1969 that the Beatles used the crosswalk down the street from EMI Studios. That picture appears on the cover of Abbey Road. And now,
Read MoreIt was on this day in 1969 that the Beatles used the crosswalk down the street from EMI Studios. That picture appears on the cover of Abbey Road. And now,
Read MoreI have a feeling that the Funny or Die people tool a few liberties with this one. https://youtu.be/wtyORRJ_gzM
Read MoreHappy Thanksgiving, ‘Murica. As a result of the holiday, music news has slowed way down–but I can still deliver. Justin Bieber was caught on video Spain punching a fan in
Read MoreThe idea of computers writing songs has been in the news this year as scientists seek to stretch the frontiers of artificial intelligence. Now Watson, IBM’s smartass supercomputer, has co-written
Read MoreSuperfi, a UK-based site dedicated to hi-fi and home cinema took the same software that powers IBM’s Watson supercomputer to analyze the tones of thousands upon thousands of songs in an
Read MoreJune? Already? Here’s your music news. Here’s how things work in the US when it comes to the music business. (Note: I’ve NEVER seen anything like this in Canada.) Whitney
Read MoreThis was a big day in computing in 1964. IBM introduced the System/360. And now, some music news… This Canadian singer snuck into Buckingham Palace and got to perform illicitly.
Read MoreSo the world didn’t end yesterday. I guess that means a VISA payment this month. And now, the music news: It’s official: the Chinese government isn’t a fan of Megadeth.
Read MoreRemember that story on how James Murphy and IBM worked together to create music from data captured during the US Open Tennis Tournament? Well, the algorithm has finished its work–and here
Read MoreDecades ago, it wasn’t uncommon for companies to encourage their employees to sing company songs. For example, Labatt used to issue a booklet of official drinking songs to its workers.
Read MoreJames Murphy is in the enviable position of doing whatever he wants. Producing records? Making films? Creating his own blend of gourmet coffee? Check, check and check. He’s also free
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