The recorded music business in Argentina grew around 70% in 2025 following an almost 200% increase in 2024, but inflation - which was 31.5% in 2025 and 117.8% the previous year - means "there was no ...

In the past, the British Royal Mail has already honoured AC/DC, The Who and Spice Girls with special stamp issues - now Duran Duran becomes the latest act to get this special treatment.

Spotify announced yesterday that it’s launching a new program that will give approximately 10,000 emerging independent artists each year resources, community, and support that aims to help them “turn ...

The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) has revised its 2026 U.S. ad spend growth forecast upwards from 9.5% to 12.3%, driven in large part by increased spending through automated, on-platform AI ad ...

As promised earlier this year, streaming service Audiomack has launched its Audiomack Pro subscription for artists globally.

British trip-hop group Olive’s 1996 single ‘You’re Not Alone’ is a certified dance classic, and now it’s been remixed by German DJ Marlon Hoffstadt 20 years later.

BMG and Concord successfully completed their merger early this month. Now more information has emerged about the finances behind the deal, courtesy of alternative asset-management firm Apollo.

Grand Theft Auto publisher Rockstar Games has unveiled an official soundtrack album for the upcoming GTA VI. Released through Atlantic Records, it’ll feature 34 original tracks.

Spotify’s ‘Fresh Finds’ family of playlists have traditionally supported emerging artists by putting their tracks in front of listeners who are seeking out new music.

We’ve been covering the recent news from music-fintech startup Notes·fm: its launch of financial accounts for artists using Stripe, for example, and its open music-credits database.

Lunacy is the company behind audio plugins Cube and Beam, but its latest launch is something different: a browser-based marketplace for a larger collection of plugins.

YouTube has named 16 additional independent artists to its ‘Foundry’ class of 2026 – the latest iteration of its accelerator program for artists.