Korean Investment Partners is the latest Korean VC firm to launch a Southeast Asia fundMore South Korean investors are putting money into Southeast Korea startups, creating an “investment corridor” between the two regions. The latest one is KIPSEA. Short for Korean Investment Partners Southeast Asia, KIPSEA has a Singapore-based team and just announced its first fund close of $60 million. Limited partners come from South Korea, Hong Kong and […]
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Bitcoin price hovers near $35K as ETH, APT, QNT and RUNE turn bullishBTC price advances toward $35,000, potentially opening the door for ETH, APT, QNT and RUNE to move higher.

SampleScience Cazio Hero https://youtu.be/SevwlJk04lA?si=yQql6iaYQ-tBjG_e Cazio Hero is a virtual instrument that draws inspiration from the Casio HZ-600 keyboard. Originally introduced in 1987, the... Read More

Korg to launch Keystage MIDI keyboards Korg have announced the upcoming launch of the Keystage 49 and Keystage 61, a pair of new MIDI controller...

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Cruise ceases robotaxi operations, the Apple Watch gets a new feature and Carta tries to head off bad pressHello, ghouls and goblins, and welcome to this Halloween Weekend edition of Week in Review (WiR), TechCrunch’s weekly tech recap in newsletter form. For our U.S.-based readers (and this reporter), ’tis the time for mid-autumn merrymaking — time-tested traditions like jack-o’-lantern carving, costuming and apple picking. May we all make the most of it. In […]
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BMG, following ‘more efficient and more effective’ strategy under new CEO Thomas Coesfeld, reorganizes structure; around 40 staff cutMBW obtains internal note that confirms a range of changes at Bertelsmann-owned company
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Getting It Done: The Week in D.I.Y. & Indie MusicLast week, our tips and advice for the independent, do-it-yourselfers out there covered how to utilize SEO, changes in Spotify payouts to artists, how to save money on tour, and. Continue reading
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REWIND: The new music industry’s week in reviewIt was a busy week by any definition and the music industry was no exception, with 50 years of music revenue reviews, Spotify profits growing to new highs, problems with. Continue reading
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Cacophony Is An Open-Source MIDI Sequencer By Subaltern Games
Subaltern Games has released an open-source MIDI sequencer called Cacophony, and it’s free if you want to compile the program for yourself. The developer wanted its strength to be its minimalist and ergonomic design, which is why the software looks like an old video game and has a strong tracker influence. It’s minimalist because it [...]
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EastWest Hollywood Fantasy Orchestrator now available The final addition to EastWest's new fantasy scoring package helps users to quickly create everything from basic arrangements to complex orchestrated parts.

The Circuit Group Announces Partnership with Defected RecordsThe Circuit Group (pictured), the new enterprise led by some of the most respected artist managers in the world to build business opportunities around artists’ intellectual property, and global dance music institution Defected Records announced their strategic partnership. Under terms of the agreement, The Circuit Group will provide Defected expertise across their suite of services to help the label build their presence in North America, while Defected will support The Circuit Group as they expand their presence in the UK, Europe, and other territories around the world. Together, they will build new business around artists’ IP.

“Defected Records is without a doubt one of the most respected label brands in the world,” said The Circuit Group co-founder and CEO Dean Wilson. “Working closely with the label head Wez Saunders and his team will be invaluable to us as we continue to establish our new vision across the music landscape. Circuit and Defected are creating a partnership that helps artists build longer lasting, higher impact, more profitable careers across their labels, publishing, events and brand ventures. We’re looking forward to supporting Defected’s further expansion into the North American market.”

The Circuit Group, which was launched earlier this month when two established artist management companies – Seven20 and AYITA – merged to form a new kind of music enterprise. Circuit’s vision is to create a new business model centered around artists’ intellectual property, partnering with artists and strategic partners to create business verticals around recorded music, publishing, merchandise, brand partnerships, gaming, events, Web3 technologies, and cutting-edge music innovations. Circuit principals include industry veterans Dean and Jessica Wilson (Seven20), along with Brett Fischer, David Gray, and Harvey Tadman (AYITA).