• Get 94% OFF Native Instruments Digital-Analogue Bundle
    Plugin Boutique offers a massive 94% discount on the Digital-Analogue Bundle by Native Instruments until February 29th. As we move through Plugin Boutique’s birthday sale, there are, of course, going to be some new additions. From now until February 29th, you can snag this veritable grab bag of goodies in the Digital-Analogue Bundle from Native [...]
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    Plugin Boutique offers a massive 94% discount on the Digital-Analogue Bundle by Native Instruments until February 29th. As we move through Plugin Boutique’s birthday sale, there are, of course, going to be some new additions. From now until February 29th, you can snag this veritable grab bag of goodies in the Digital-Analogue Bundle from NativeRead More

  • SoundGhost Jumble: Innovate creative sampler The latest plug-in from SoundGhost aims to provide users with a simple way to discover new and interesting patterns and soundscapes.

    The latest plug-in from SoundGhost aims to provide users with a simple way to discover new and interesting patterns and soundscapes.

  • Uber hits a profit milestone, Ford builds an EV skunksworks and Fisker fumblesTechCrunch Mobility is a weekly newsletter dedicated to all things transportation. Sign up here — just click TechCrunch Mobility — to receive the newsletter every weekend in your inbox. Subscribe for free. Welcome back to TechCrunch Mobility – your central hub for news and insights on the future of transportation. This week was a busy one with […]
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    TechCrunch Mobility is a weekly newsletter about the future of transportation. This week, read about Joby, Waymo, Uber, Fisker and Ford.

  • Sounds like: Lewis of Man, Tim Dup, La Femme What's so good? Benny Sings and Polo & Pan deliver a...
  • Fuse Audio Labs release VREV-63 spring reverb plug-in Fuse Audio Labs' new plug-in models the sound of the Fender Reverb hardware effects unit originally introduced in the 1960s.

    Fuse Audio Labs' new plug-in models the sound of the Fender Reverb hardware effects unit originally introduced in the 1960s.

  • Bluesky opens to everyone, Rivian reveals its new SUV, and governments exploit iPhonesHey, folks, welcome to Week in Review (WiR), TechCrunch’s regular newsletter that recaps the last few days in tech. This week, social network Bluesky opened for anyone to join — which feels appropriate here in NYC, given the sunshine and unseasonably warm temperatures we’ve been enjoying. For those more inclined to while away the days […]
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    In this edition of TechCrunch's Week in Review (WiR) newsletter, we cover Bluesky opening up, Rivian's new SUV and more.

  • This year again PublMe is your friend. The digital platform with spaces, monetization and The Musicverse to connect creators around music in this new era. For Everyone. Really.
  • Getting It Done – The Week in D.I.Y. & Indie Music: playlists, marketing drivers, social tips & moreLast week, our tips and advice for the independent, do-it-yourselfers out there covered how to make fan content, a guide to marketing drivers, and more...
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    Last week, our tips and advice for the independent, do-it-yourselfers out there covered how to make fan content, a guide to marketing drivers, and more...

  • REWIND – New music industry’s week in review: Spotify, TikTok, WMG layoffs & MoreLast week was a busy week by any definition, and the music industry was no exception: big numbers from Spotify, indie artists had success at the Grammys, artists dealt with the UMG-TikTok debacle, success and layoff at WMG, and more...
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    Last week was a busy week by any definition, and the music industry was no exception: big numbers from Spotify, indie artists had success at the Grammys, artists dealt with the UMG-TikTok debacle, success and layoff at WMG, and more...

  • Abletunes introduce Infinite Keys for Ableton Live Abletunes' latest free release is a dual-layer Instrument Rack that samples over 30 vintage and modern analogue synthesizers and acoustic instruments.

    Abletunes' latest free release is a dual-layer Instrument Rack that samples over 30 vintage and modern analogue synthesizers and acoustic instruments.

  • 5 tips on growing as an artist from BAER
    Pop powerhouse BAER shares five actionable tips from her career that helped her grow into the artist she is today.

    Pop powerhouse BAER shares five actionable tips from her career that helped her grow into the artist she is today.

  • Artist Profile: Jessica Downs at Illuminate StudiosNestled in the heart of Studio City, Illuminate Studios stands as a beacon of ingenuity in the entertainment industry. This hidden gem, known for over 22 years for delivering production and post-production excellence to the major studios and independent producers alike, recently called upon visionary artist Jessica Downs.

    Owners Steven Wiener and Jim Hardy, the driving forces behind Illuminate, recognized the need for a fresh perspective during their studio's remodeling phase. A quest for inspiration led them to a Music Connection Magazine article titled "She Paints with a Knife," featuring the upcoming artist Jessica Downs.

    Jessica's unique painting style, employing a palette knife to blend colors and textures, had already earned her accolades in the art world. Now, she was poised to bring her artistic talents to illuminate. Jessica rose to the challenge of blending and balancing the studio's Feng Shui catering to the furnishings Wiener and Hardy had just installed. Her artistry resulted in eight original canvas pieces that breathed new life and creativity into the space.

    Illuminate, Studio City's best kept secret, is not just any space. It boasts a turnkey Broadcast Studio and Sound Stage complete with a vast 60-foot green cyc, ideal for shooting music videos, talk shows and other creative endeavors along with a post production finishing division second to none. As one of only two studios located in Studio City, Illuminate shines as a one stop shop for both Television and Feature Production.  Now, as her artwork graces Illuminate's walls, it welcomes creatives from the entertainment industry.  Jessica Downs and Illuminate Studios promise a brighter, more vibrant arena for all who enter their doors, all while remaining Studio City's best-kept secret.

    For more info on Jessica's art and Illuminate Studios, contact Sammy Oriti at 310-985-5511

    Artist Profile: She Paints With A Knife... Meet  Jessica Downs―Artist / Model

    Nestled in the heart of Studio City, Illuminate Studios stands as a beacon of ingenuity in the entertainment industry. This hidden gem, known for over 22 years for delivering production and post-pr…

  • Sub Pop Records Launches 18th Annual 'Loser' ScholarshipSub Pop Records has announced the return (for its 18th year!) of the Sub Pop Loser Scholarship. Further details on the scholarship are below, and even further below is some clarification on what they mean with all this “Loser” business.

    Sub Pop Records is offering a grand total of $18,000 in college scholarship money to three eligible high school seniors. There are three scholarships—each for $6,000! As longtime, proud losers ourselves, we’re exceedingly happy to be able, in some small way, to help further the education of art-enthused misfits from the NW. Individuals from all cultures and communities are encouraged to apply. Applicants must be residents of Washington or Oregon, and graduating seniors on the way to full-time enrollment at an accredited university or college. We are looking for applicants who are involved and/or interested in music and/or creative media and arts in some way. However, you do not need to be pursuing an education in the arts.

    To apply: you must submit an essay, one page or less, using any combination of the following questions as a guide (or write something completely your own, be inspired and creative!). Please list the school you are graduating from and the school you plan to attend in the fall at the top of your essay, along with your contact information.

    - What are you doing in the arts/music field in your community?- What does being a Sub Pop ‘Loser’ mean to you?- What are your influences and/or who inspired you to become involved in the arts?- Describe your biggest failure and explain how it has brought you closer to your goal(s).- Discuss a special attribute or accomplishment that sets you apart.- How has your family or community background affected the way you see the world?- Why should you be the Loser winner?

    The deadline for applications is Tuesday, March 19th, 2024. Please send all submissions and attachments to scholarship@subpop.comby Tuesday, March 19th. We will announce the scholarship winners during the first week of April.

    Sub Pop Records has announced the return (for its 18th year!) of the Sub Pop Loser Scholarship. Further details on the scholarship are below, and even further below is some clarification on what th…

  • ‘World’s biggest casino’ app exposed customers’ personal dataThe startup that develops the phone app for casino resort giant WinStar has secured an exposed database that was spilling customers’ private information to the open web. Oklahoma-based WinStar bills itself as the “world’s biggest casino” by square footage. The casino and hotel resort also offers an app, My WinStar, in which guests can access […]
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    A casino app's database containing customers' personal data was left on the internet without a password, until a security researcher found it.