Austrian producer and songwriter Nathan Hildebrand is far from a stranger to the studio, but this year, the creative has set upon a global mission – to inspire and connect people, to promote the importance of unity, family, and love, with original music underlining the everlasting traditional values of Christmas.
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Commit to the bit and hold tightly to your authenticity and character. These are qualities that the long-standing DND podcast Loosey Goosey DND stands tall upon, capturing a raw DND sessions and episode in every case, with little to no concern for rules, and essentially a rebellious level of carefree play and personality leading the way.
When Sam Fender donated his £25,000 Mercury Prize winnings to the Music Venue Trust, it resonated far beyond a generous gesture. It symbolised something increasingly rare in the modern music industry: an artist using success to spotlight the cracks in the very system that elevated him.
The result is a shrinking network of specialist outlets that once served as cultural and educational hubs for musicians. With fewer places for players to try instruments, seek advice, or attend workshops, many fear the closures could have long-term implications for the UK’s grassroots music scene.
Spotify’s calling it “artist-first.” Artists might prefer “artist-finally.” Because after years of low-ball pay-outs, playlist gatekeeping, and algorithmic favouritism, musicians are desperate for any sign that someone on the corporate side still remembers they exist.
For now, Deezer is taking a measured stance: all AI-generated songs are excluded from recommendations and playlists, and the company is evaluating further steps such as updating supplier policies or demonetizing synthetic tracks. By prioritizing transparency and fairness, Deezer aims to ensure that the rise of AI in music creation does not undermine the integrity—or the livelihoods—of human artists.
Though loyalty appears to be a fading attribute of contemporary society, BOOZ refuses to lower the bar. His music is rooted in the values that raised him, and as such, his blending of determination and principle continues to inspire and engage with listeners far and wide.
“If you believe something, you don’t know it, and a lot of things you think you know are actually beliefs. There is a difference between being a conspiracy theorist and being a conspiracy realist. What does this have to do with the difference between AI and NI? Listen and learn!”
Sarah Arthur: The Spiritual Journey of an American Jewish Woman doesn’t stop at being an album, it’s closer to a staged pilgrimage. Each piece builds into the next, creating a cohesive narrative arc that feels dramatic without losing intimacy. It’s an imaginative bridge between concert and theater, a space where song becomes story and story becomes reflection.
Carefully intertwining the vulnerability of singer-songwriter intimacy, with the contrast and power of pop-rock, Afterglow meanders from mellow to empowered throughout its diary-like expression. It’s a finely produced album, shining light on the quick progression of modern songwriting and AI creativity, and it still holds closely to the heartfelt essence and intentions of all things Sonic Pulse Project.
When fans attend a live music event, they see the lights, hear the sound, and feel the energy of the crowd. What they don’t always notice is the army of gear and people that makes it all possible. Behind the scenes, the right equipment keeps everything running smoothly, from the stage setup to crowd safety.
A sunrise upload leads to comments, stitches, and sudden playlists; excitement spreads like confetti in a rehearsal room, and nerves settle into focus. Momentum feels magical, yet careful planning turns sparks into steady light, so campaigns carry across borders without losing charm or context. For a scalable foundation, campaigns are mapped inside a digital music … Continued