- May 28, 2024
Spotify to Brick Its Own “Car Thing” Device, Won’t Offer Refunds
In 2021, Spotify launched Car Thing, making the product available in the United States the following year. The device was described as “a new smart
Pharrell Williams Quietly Releases New Album Black Yacht Rock, Vol. 1: City of Limitless Access
It looks like Pharrell Williams has released a new album on the occasion of his 51st birthday. The 10-song release is available exclusively on BlackYachtRock.com.
Billie Eilish, R.E.M., Kacey Musgraves, More Sign Open Letter Warning of AI’s Infringement on Artists’ Rights
The Artist Rights Alliance (ARA) has issued an open letter condemning the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to infringe upon and devalue the rights of
Watch Benjamin Gibbard Perform the National Anthem at Seattle Mariners Opening Day 2024
Last night, lifelong Seattle Mariners fan Benjamin Gibbard got to perform “The Star-Spangled Banner” at T-Mobile Park before the Mariners’ home opener against the Boston
Beyoncé Reveals Tracklist for New Album Cowboy Carter
Beyoncé has revealed the tracklist for her new album, Cowboy Carter. The Renaissance follow-up features her rumored cover of Dolly Parton’s heartbreak classic “Jolene,” as
Nourished by Time Announces North American Tour
Nourished by Time has announced a tour behind his new EP, Catching Chickens—his first in North America. A string of UK dates and European festival
Remi Wolf Announces Album, Enlists Mac DeMarco for New “Cinderella” Video: Watch
Remi Wolf has a new song and music video: “Cinderella” is the lead single from the pop artist’s second studio album, Big Ideas. Wolf co-directed
Mo Troper Dropped by Label, Manager, and Publicist Following Abuse Allegations
Lame-O Records is no longer releasing a new album from Portland power-pop artist Mo Troper, the label announced on X. While the label cited only
Shigeichi Negishi, Original Karaoke Machine Inventor, Dies at 100
Shigeichi Negishi, the Japanese entrepreneur who invented the first-ever karaoke machine, died on January 26, The Wall Street Journal reports. Negishi, who was based in
SXSW Addresses U.S. Army Sponsorship as Artists Protest 2024 Festival in Support of Palestine
Several musicians have pulled out of SXSW events and showcases in protest of the festival’s connections to the U.S. Army and Collins Aerospace (a subsidiary