Technologies and media
Big Mood Machine
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- Tuesday, 09 July 2019
Over the years, streaming services have pushed a narrative about these mood playlists, suggesting, through aggressive marketing, that the rise of listening by way of moods and activities was a service to listeners and artists alike—a way to help users navigate infinite choice, to find their way through a vast library of forty million songs.
Sourds : des caissons vibrants pour ressentir la musique !
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- Monday, 08 July 2019
Les prothèses auditives, bien pratiques pour entendre les voix mais pour la musique ?
India’s latest music app is from… its Ministry of Culture
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- Tuesday, 25 June 2019
An app called Sangam Music provides a big catalogue of devotional songs and instrumentals, promising that “the user could stream and listen to the rarest and the oldest of the devotional songs for free”.
The Future of Music Technology
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- Tuesday, 25 June 2019
Pink Floyd’s Nick Mason discovers how rapid digital innovation is shaping the way we make, listen and interact with music.
The best place to discover new music? Instagram
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- Monday, 24 June 2019
Instagram began allowing users to share album covers and Spotify links to music on their stories in May 2018. But in recent months, the feature has grown increasingly popular.
Pikip Solar Speakers, les sound systems de l’anthropocène
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- Monday, 24 June 2019
Face à l’urgence écologique, des entrepreneurs réfléchissent à de nouvelles solutions et tentent de limiter la catastrophe.
What will music be like in 20 years
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- Tuesday, 11 June 2019
Trends that could shape music over the coming decades, including algoraves, Fortnite concerts and songs catered to smart speakers.
The Music-Making Site That Can Get You a Global Hit (Or a Lawsuit)
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- Tuesday, 11 June 2019
Lil Nas X bought the beat for “Old Town Road” for $30 from a website called BeatStars. Inside the new world of cheap music marketplaces that has the music industry scrambling.
An Insane Phishing Scam is Hitting Music Promoters in Asia
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- Tuesday, 11 June 2019
Over the last few weeks, music promoters, festivals and venues across the continent have been getting emails from agents representing A-list music talent – Rihanna, Eminem, Lady Gaga, System of A Down – laying out Asia tour dates for these artists and inviting offers.
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