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YouTube launches commercial music program for creators and extends test to missing community posts

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Just days after Meta announced it was launching a new music revenue sharing program that will allow creators to add licensed music to their content, YouTube has announced it’s doing the same in a small early test group. “We’re starting to experiment with ways to increase creators’ musical options for their content. This includes introducing the ability for creators to access our partners’ music while still being able to monetize their videos. Right now, we’re still building and testing with a limited set of creators, and we’ll have more news to share in the coming months.” Similar to Meta’s program,Read News

New Music Friday – New Albums From Beyoncé, Maxo Kream, Wiz Khalifa, Doe Boy + More

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Published on: July 28, 2022, 21:43 HIPHOPDX – When someone with as great an influence as Beyoncé falls, the rest of the music industry typically takes a back seat and watches. This is mainly the case with this week’s edition of New Music Friday, which is led by Queen Bey’s latest, Renaissance. Beyoncé – Renaissance The Houston-born singer’s seventh studio album certainly cast a long shadow over the rest of the week’s releases, but after streaming Renaissance, be sure to read on for more essential listening. Prior to the release of her seventh studio album Renaissance, Beyoncé posted a message;Read News

BLACKPINK ‘Ready for Love’ in New Music Video: Watch

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The video comes after the K-pop group performed the song during “THE VIRTUAL,” their in-game concert for PUGB Mobile. BLACKPINK’s official comeback is just around the corner, and to kick things off, the K-pop girl group has finally released the music video for their newly released track, “Ready for Love,” on Friday (July 29). The pop star first unveiled the song in their latest in-game concert for PUGB Mobile, titled “THE VIRTUAL,” which saw the four-member group — Lisa, Jisoo, Jennie, and Rosé — performing a medley of their hits through a virtual version of their album. human form. FansRead News

Noisy Movers Music Celebrated in New Compilation — Review

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Carli Osika career in music

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After recording and performing in Los Angeles and Nashville, Carli Osika returned home to find peace and joy making music in North Idaho. Her performances today include country favorites, her original country songs and several of her favorite pop and rock covers. Osika, a senior at Lake City High School, has been singing “forever” and started playing guitar in second grade, inspired by his uncle who played guitar. She wrote her first song at age 14 and has been writing and performing ever since, joining the Coeur d’Alene Rock School when she was 15. Through Rock School, she played withRead News

TikTok Music could mean competition for Apple Music and Spotify

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TikTok Music could be the latest competitor to Apple Music and Spotify, as TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance, has just filed a trademark application for its possible music streaming service in the United States. First spotted by Business Insider, this could mean the social media giant could be gearing up to compete with Apple Music and Spotify in the near future. As mentioned by the publication, TikTok is already a hub for discovering new music. Also, it helps turn songs into mainstream and top charts like Billboard 100, Spotify Viral 50, and curated playlists by Apple Music. The TikTok Music trademarkRead News

Milan Music Fest expanded and renamed from August 2 to 6

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MILAN – Mark Gaynier made two major changes to his music festival in Milan in honor of his 25th anniversary. Milan Music Festival replaced the Milan Bluegrass Festival. “I’ve been wanting to change it for a while,” Gaynier said. “I’ve been waiting for the 25 years. I usually have a few country acts, so I can’t say it’s all bluegrass. Now we can have different kinds of music. But, it will always be acoustic, no heavy metal. He likes listening to music.” Then, he extended the event to five days. Previously the festivals were three and four days. “Five outRead News

Another Music Festival Woke Up and Angry Fans Want Answers

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LetsGetFr.ee promised a stellar line-up curated by and for people of color in one of the most diverse venues in the country. The inexplicably named festival was supposed to kick off with an opening gala at Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens on August 19. Over the next two days, notable artists such as Missy Elliott, Jhene Aiko, Ozuna, El Alfa, Anderson .Paak and Kali. The Uchis were ready to hit the stage in New York. Billing itself as a “purpose-driven musical experience” and “Conscious Carnival,” the festival, the brainchild of Afropunk founder Matthew Morgan, his partner Jocelyn Cooper, andRead News

Canton rockers Ohio Weather Band and Urban Honey release new music

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Three rock bands and artists from the Canton area have recently released new music. Based in Alliance, The Ohio Weather Band is back with its third album, “High Noon Glow.” The band is known for an exciting blend of roots rock and Americana, and the band recently held an album release concert at Musica in Akron. In the past, the band opened for Bon Jovi in ​​2017 and Sammy Hagar last year. More: Ohio Weather Band to open for Sammy Hagar and The Circle concert at Akron Children’s More: Canton band Urban Honey plays a bluesy rock jam while searchingRead News

Keep Breathing Soundtrack: All music featured in the show

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Keep breathing. Melissa Barrera as Liiv in Keep Breathing episode 104. Cr. Ricardo Hubbs/Netflix © 2022 Before the end of July, Netflix will release a new series starring Melissa Barrera! The talented actress of Scream and In the Heights fame takes center stage in Keep Breathing, a six-part survival drama that follows a lawyer stranded in the Canadian wilderness after a plane crash. While the show doesn’t have a lot of music, it does have several emotionally resonant song choices and a beautiful instrumental score. Below, we highlight songs you may have heard or even recognized while watching the show.Read News

Exceleration Music acquires the Heroic Music Group catalog

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Exceleration Music acquired the catalog of the Dutch independent, Heroic Music Group. Heroic Music Group is a Dutch independent record label, publishing and artist management company founded by Budi Voogt and Tim van Doorne in 2013. Heroic has managed the careers and released music by artists such as TikTok creator Ark Patrol, as opposed to Pluto, King Brown, Stephen, San Holo, DROELOE and Taska Black. “Budi and Tim have created a great example of the best kind of new generation, self-sufficient independent music company.” This agreement is Exceleration’s first in Europe and the latest in a series of investments andRead News

The Naples center welcomes neurodivergent musical talent for the high

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The $10 million building at Hodges University is the largest and most unique music school in the world. The new Southwest Florida Center for Music Education will take over the 43,097-square-foot Gaynor Building, at 2655 Northbrooke Drive, Naples, to enhance its curriculum and expand capacity for its unique student market. Those include high school graduates with musical talent who are considered “neuropaths,” that is, their brains use different processes and time to accommodate academic and social skills. Some well-known neurodivergences may include Tourette syndrome, dyspraxia, synesthesia, dyscalculia, Down syndrome and autism, among others. Students at SWFLMEC are talented individuals withRead News

Usher at his best and worst music

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Figure-Figure: Vulture; Photo by Carlo Allegri/Getty Images I spoke with Usher the afternoon he kicked off his NPR Tiny Desk concert. The Atlanta R&B veteran was ready for a new venue in Las Vegas – last summer, he played 20 tantalizing shows at the reopened Coliseum at Caesars Palace; this year, he will perform 23 at Park MGM – and he has a lot to say about creating a permanent list of records that will not tire his fans. Those thoughts will be echoed when footage from the NPR set airs, reminding anyone listening that the man with the goldenRead News

Live music in Ohio: August’s best outdoor concerts

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The open air concert season ends in many places in August with a final burst of music. No matter what era or style of music you prefer, chances are you’ll find it somewhere in the state this month. You’ll find all kinds of rock, rap, blues, country, pop opera, R&B and more. Slightly more recent acts, including Lauv, Leon Bridges and Kid LAROI, will perform at Kemba Live. Things to do: Eat, drink and be entertained at the Columbus Food and Wine Festival near Goodale Park Ohio State Fair Concerts: The Ohio State Fair 2022 summer concert schedule and whatRead News

What is a live music venue? The City Council seeks to make it official

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Thursday, July 28, 2022 by Chad Swiatecki Nearly 32 years after declaring itself the Live Music Capital of the World, Austin is finally getting closer to defining what, exactly, the live music scene is. A resolution on the agenda for today’s city council meeting seeks to amend the city code and part of the Land Development Code to include specific measures that would distinguish a live music venue – where music is a substantial part of among business programs and income – from a bar, cocktail lounge or nightclub, which are already clearly defined in the city code. The amendmentRead News

Artists use Blockchain to increase earnings from their music

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Social media savvy youngsters are hooked on classical music

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When Feng Jianpeng started as a music vlogger in April 2020, he never imagined that he would have 300,000 subscribers. The Connecticut-based percussionist and music educator began vlogging when the pandemic forced the cancellation of performances and classes went online. His “daodaoFeng on Music” channel on streaming platform Bilibili reached 300,000 subscribers this week, with a total of over 16 million views from over 190 videos. His YouTube channel, “Feng’s Music Channel”, with the same Chinese-language content, has more than 120,000 followers and has received nearly 8 million views. “This is far beyond my highest expectations,” the 33-year-old musician toldRead News

Music industry as tough as ever, says Watchdog

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By Shiona McCallum, Technology reporter The UK competition watchdog found that streaming has made the music industry a challenge for many artists. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said that more than 80% of recorded music is now listened to via streaming, with more than 138 billion streams in the UK last year. MPs had called for a “complete reset” of the industry, amid “poor returns” for artists. They had asked the CMA to look into the power of the main players. Although the primary focus of the report was on consumers, the watchdog found that a small number ofRead News

VELD Music Festival in Toronto to host Alesso, Armin Van Buuren, Martin Garrix [Giveaway]

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by: Alex Lambeau July 26, 2022 Featuring one of the most exciting lineups on the North American summer festival circuit, VELD Music Festival is set to bring the hottest names in electronic music to Toronto, Canada. Expanding for the first time from two to three days, this year’s performance welcomes headliners Alesso, Armin Van Buuren, The Chainsmokers, Martin Garrix, Porter Robinson and Marshmello to the main stage. In addition to its dance lineup, VELD continues to attract a growing audience by expanding its music selection to other genres, namely hip-hop and rap. This year’s edition also welcomes hip-hop headliners CityRead News

Club Baron renovation aims to preserve North Nashville’s history and indie music legacy

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The revival of a seven-decade-old African-American-owned venue highlights the unique importance of public-private partnerships in Nashville’s future Nashville’s live music scene is expected to look very different in the near future. By the end of the year, the current tenants of 3rd & Lindsley, Exit/In and Mercy Lounge are not expected to have their leases renewed or take ownership of their locations. These are spaces that, for the past half century, have served as stalwarts of Music City’s legendary music culture. “How many independent venues are at risk? All of them,” Exit/In owner Chris Cobb told The Tennessean last month.Read News

YouTube Music is testing new “dynamic queue” feature to customize your playback experience

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It seems that not everyone is a fan of the new algorithm YouTube Music is definitely one of Google’s more frequently improved apps, as we saw recently when it adopted media controls borrowed from Android 13 to give things a more cohesive look. Not all of the new stuff is rolling out to Android, though, and today we learn that the service is testing a “dynamic queue” setup on iOS devices. Currently, when listening to radio based on a track or the app’s auto-generated queue, skipping to the next track usually just gives you more of the same – theRead News

Barack Obama Shares His Summer 2022 Song and Book Lists

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On Tuesday, Barack Obama released his annual list of the books and music he and Michelle Obama will be listening to this summer. Big picture: The former president has made it an annual tradition to share his favorite songs and songs with fans on social media. Zoom in: The latest reading list includes nonfiction and fiction from a variety of authors, from Jessamine Chan’s “Family Chaos” to John Le Carré’s “Silverview.” He says, “Every year I’m excited to share my summer playlist because I get to learn about so many new artists from your responses — it’s an example ofRead News

Can music improve our health and quality of life?

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Learning to play an instrument engages the cognitive brain and creates the greatest potential for distraction and pain reduction. New analysis finds that music improves our mood and well-being, may help during treatments for certain health conditions New analysis finds music boosts our mood and well-being, may help during treatments for certain health conditions Recently, researchers have analyzed the impact of music interventions on health-related quality of life and have attempted to answer the question of how best to help make this shift towards release, relaxation and rehabilitation. This recent systematic review and meta-analysis (a study of studies) showed thatRead News

Steven Spielberg directed and shot the music video on an iPhone

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iPhone cameras have evolved so much that it is not uncommon to see directors using them to shoot music videos and even independent films. This time, none other than the well-known film director Steven Spielberg chose an iPhone to shoot a music video in partnership with singer-songwriter Marcus Mumford. This was the first time Spielberg directed a music video, and he did so with the help of his wife Kate Capshaw, who worked as producer and art director for the clip. They worked together to help Marcus Mumford, who was known as the lead singer of the band Mumford &Read News

Music Revenue Sharing: A new way for creators to make money with Facebook videos

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Today we’re introducing Facebook Music Revenue Sharing, making it easier for creators to monetize their videos that use licensed music from popular and emerging artists like Post Malone, Tove Lo, Grupo La Cambia, Leah Kate, Bicep and more. This gives both creators and music rights holders a new way to monetize videos on Facebook. Music revenue sharing is powered by Rights Manager, a video, audio and image matching tool we developed to help content owners protect their rights and manage their content at scale. Additionally, this feature is made possible through our partnerships across the music industry; it’s the firstRead News

Loud music becomes a problem for homeowners living near West Phoenix bar

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PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) — A Phoenix neighborhood says loud music keeps them awake at night. Neighbors say the El Rey Muerto bar on 35th and North avenues reopened over the weekend with new owners. On Saturday night, they say the music was unbearable, literally shaking their homes. “That’s right there, that’s the bar. So this is my house, my yard, and this is them there,” Christina Neely said as she pointed to the business. He has lived in the neighborhood for the past eight years. Since then, he says, there has been a business directly behind his house. “It wasRead News

The return of Joni Mitchell, the great music that is always relevant

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Joni Mitchell took the stage on the weekend of July 24th and stole the show at the Newport Folk Festival. In a surprise performance, the music great made an unscheduled appearance with rocker Brandi Carlile and performed a full set, including a guitar solo. It was Mitchell’s first show in 20 years. Where has Mitchell been all this time? Why does the festival have a particular impact on the performer and why does Mitchell hold us in such a cultural grip? In recent years, Mitchell has both disappeared and been everywhere. Her song “Both Sides Now” was the emotional centerpieceRead News

Post Malone and Doja Cat are best friends in ‘I Like You’ music video

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Things you buy through our links may earn New York a commission. This cutie’s video could give us Twelve Carat Toothache. Post Malone has released the music video for “I Like You (A Happier Song),” the third single off his latest album and collaboration with Doja Cat. The pair spend most of the video arguing in a field of flowers, looking completely content as they sing about a budding relationship. Doja poses in an outfit consisting only of strategically placed flowers as Post-casso paints her. She later changes into a colorful dress and dances with Post, who gives her aRead News

International companies pay attention to African music, artists

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International media and music companies want to sell products from the African music market. African music is becoming more and more popular online and on smartphones in places far beyond Africa. Companies are noticing a global interest in African music. Universal Music Group has launched Virgin Music Africa Label & amp; Artistic services in June. It aims to support independent African music labels, often called labels, and artists. The website will digitize music catalogs or collections of works from the same owner that are no longer available to buyers. The company aims to expand into the growing African sound market.Read News

Can music improve our health and quality of life?

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Music boosts our mood and well-being, and music therapy may help during treatments for certain health conditions. Hard time. The current political climate, wars, the impact of global warming, continued inequality due to systemic racism, and the ongoing physical and mental health challenges of COVID are impacting our sense of security in the world and our quality of life. Hopefully, each of us can find moments of ease and temporarily take our minds off the difficult daily news. For many, music can play a role in making that change, even gradually. How can music impact our quality of life? Recently,Read News