Music

October 2, 2025

Vinyl manufacturing booms as demand exceeds pre-digital levels

Record plants worldwide are struggling to keep pace with soaring vinyl sales, driven by collectors and younger listeners seeking tangible music experiences.

by Joseph C. Saad

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September 29, 2025

Music therapy gains legitimacy in clinical mental health treatment

by Gerald Russell

September 27, 2025

The comeback of live music sparks a cultural renaissance

by Joseph C. Saad

September 25, 2025

Global touring adopts carbon-neutral standards to cut emissions

Major artists and promoters are redesigning tours using sustainable transport, reusable staging and climate offset programs to reduce environmental impact.

by Marc Dragoo

September 22, 2025

Algorithm fatigue pushes listeners back toward human curation

Fans overwhelmed by recommendation engines are turning to radio hosts, DJs and curated playlists to rediscover music discovery with personality and context.

by James O. Silva

September 21, 2025

The revival of instrumental rock challenges the dominance of vocals

A new wave of guitar-driven bands is gaining traction without singers, leaning on texture and melody to reach audiences bored with pop formulas.

by Gerald Russell

September 18, 2025

Musicians redefine ownership through blockchain-based royalties

Decentralized payment systems promise transparent and instant royalty distribution, though adoption remains uneven across streaming platforms and labels.

by Joseph C. Saad

September 16, 2025

Nostalgia tours dominate the summer festival circuit

Lineups heavily feature 90s and early-2000s icons, capturing multigenerational audiences and reshaping the economics of live festivals.

by Wanda D. Lerma

September 13, 2025

Immersive concert domes promise a new era of live performance

Multi-projection arenas are transforming shows into sensory experiences where lighting, visuals and sound react in real time to performers.

by Marc Dragoo

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Musicians redefine ownership through blockchain-based royalties

by Joseph C. Saad

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| September 25, 2025

Global touring adopts carbon-neutral standards to cut emissions

by Marc Dragoo

September 29, 2025

Music therapy gains legitimacy in clinical mental health treatment

Hospitals and psychologists increasingly turn to structured musical interventions to reduce anxiety, improve emotional regulation and support trauma recovery.

by Gerald Russell

September 27, 2025

The comeback of live music sparks a cultural renaissance

As live concerts return worldwide, audiences and artists experience a cultural revival, rekindling community engagement and transforming the entertainment industry post-pandemic.

by Joseph C. Saad

September 25, 2025

Global touring adopts carbon-neutral standards to cut emissions

Major artists and promoters are redesigning tours using sustainable transport, reusable staging and climate offset programs to reduce environmental impact.

by Marc Dragoo

September 22, 2025

Algorithm fatigue pushes listeners back toward human curation

Fans overwhelmed by recommendation engines are turning to radio hosts, DJs and curated playlists to rediscover music discovery with personality and context.

by James O. Silva

September 21, 2025

The revival of instrumental rock challenges the dominance of vocals

A new wave of guitar-driven bands is gaining traction without singers, leaning on texture and melody to reach audiences bored with pop formulas.

by Gerald Russell

September 18, 2025

Musicians redefine ownership through blockchain-based royalties

Decentralized payment systems promise transparent and instant royalty distribution, though adoption remains uneven across streaming platforms and labels.

by Joseph C. Saad

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