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Deezer’s financials put the streaming service into profit for the first time with big plans ahead
Following on from Spotify’s 2025 turnaround, it’s not the only streamer that's on the up
Napster is back - again - in a new deal worth $207 million
Thought you’d seen the back of the file sharing service that almost killed music? Think again
Crisis averted: AI-generated music has, just been deemed public domain and impossible to copyright
The ruling backs up a decision from earlier this year, and adearance to the U.S. Copyright Act of 1976. But AI platforms won’t be happy…
Ed Sheeran calls on the British government to invest in music education
The letter has been co-signed by Elton John, Robert Plant and Harry Styles amongst many other musical luminaries
A YouTuber asked AI to tab a bunch of Metallica songs for guitar and got some really crazy results
On this evidence, tab books and sites are safe for now…
A reckoning for venues? The Charlatans' Tim Burgess fronts a new Manchester festival that allows bands to keep all their merch profits
The showcase aims to empower artists and bands to profit from their merch sales - without a middleman taking a cut
“I have been in the process of trying to sell the company. It’s a difficult time”: Trump’s tariffs could be about to decimate the gear industry
Think that US-imposed Mexican and Chinese tariffs don’t affect you? Here's why your next gear purchase just got a whole lot more expensive
An all-new, star-studded writer’s retreat is aiming help make history in London’s iconic Denmark Street
The new event is part of ongoing work to revitalise the legendary creative area of London that was once an inspiration to a nation
