K-dramas are all the rage nowadays, and day by day, there are many more K-drama enthusiasts. People love them for their ...

The Scottish DJ and producer maintains his top-tier status with an estimated $250 million net worth as per Celebrity Net Worth. Harris has built his empire through consistent chart-topping hits, ...

Spotify has been experimenting with AI in some form since 2023, when it first debuted its personalized DJ. In the early days, I felt the DJ was pretty rough. Sure, it would sometimes provide me with ...

Four years ago, Bienen senior Lucy Rubinstein had no experience DJing. Now, she has played some of Chicago’s biggest venues, like Radius and Spybar, and produces original music. Rubinstein, who ...

SEATTLE — A local DJ and music producer who went viral during Miami Music Week in 2023 was just recently signed to a New York label. Dancing Faraz also has a debut EP album, which features his first 4 ...

Correction, March 26: The original article incorrectly stated Apple Music is launching a new catalog and in-house DJ, when they are opening access to the existing Apple catalog and creating a ...

Apple has introduced a new integration that lets professional DJ hardware and software leverage Apple Music's whole catalog across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro. Apple most recently expanded ...

As a part of the Michigan State University museum’s current Techno: The Rise of Detroit’s Machine Music exhibition, Her Sound, Her City: Detroit’s Women Shaping Electronic Music was a two-part event ...

People often say that music is the great unifier. For instance, you can go to a concert and be surrounded by hundreds or thousands of strangers but everyone has at least one thing in common—love for ...

Tree lightings, festive boat parades, live music and even ice skating, all without any sleet or ice, Palm Beach County has ...

When Scottish expat Brendan Mullen opened the Masque rehearsal space in the summer of 1977, just off of Hollywood Boulevard, he did so intending along with his “cronies to experiment with beating on ...

Humans want fundamentally incompatible things from music services. "We want to listen to all the stuff that everyone likes, but also only the stuff that we like," said New Yorker staff writer Kelefa ...