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The second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has devastated India. As the rage of the virus ebbs and flows, the artist community weighs in on the triumph and toll of art.
Execs are scooping up the beats behind hits — sometimes without singers’ knowledge. Some see the practice as shrewd business, but others say the murky ethics can turn a breakthrough into “a nightmare”
Only white artists were nominated for Best Children’s Album — and three of them have asked to be taken off the ballot. Artists of color in children’s music are fed up with the genre’s homogeneity: ...
Kanye’s call for transparency in the music business has made other artists and industry insiders speak up. “We get used to these things and then sometimes, there’s a wakeup call,” says one artist
#TheShowMustBePaused on June 2nd, “a day to disconnect from work and reconnect with our community,”
Since musicians began social distancing, distribution platforms that cater to unsigned acts are seeing huge surges in activity
Apple’s deal is the latest move by a major music company to bolster the struggling business.
Until a legal mandate emerges, many venues plan on continuing to stay open during the growing outbreak of COVID-19 — with some new safety measures in place
Major festivals are forging on for now, but the virus has already caused dozens of cancellations elsewhere. Here’s how the outbreak could reshape concert season
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