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  • “Somebody leaked 85 of my demos”: FKA Twigs axes upcoming album after hackingFKA Twigs has allegedly had 85 demos of her music leaked online, forcing her to cancel the release of her upcoming album, telling fans “no new music for a while now”.

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    In an Instagram story posted on Saturday 14 October, the cellophane singer-songwriter shared a screenshot of the 85 demos leaked online, writing “i [sic] got hacked… somebody leaked 85 of my demos… well done. No new music for a while now. bye

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  • Friend Within breaks down how much he gets paid by major platforms, thanks gym classes for paying his rentGym tunes are apparently the way to go if you want to make a living off streaming payouts, as Friend Within reveals in a recent post detailing the royalties he’s received from major platforms for the past quarter.

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    Sharing the information on last week’s #PRSDay, the producer calls it a “very exciting day” that “for some will mean if they can pay the rent this month or not”.
    Starting from the bottom of the payout ladder, we have – drumroll please – Apple Music coming in at £0.0002999 per play, followed by Spotify, which offers £0.000329 per stream.
    To put things into perspective, this translates to about 3000 plays for a mighty £1.
    Next up, we have Soundcloud, which pays £0.00181 per play and while that might not sound like much, as Friend Within puts it, “It’s 552% better than Spotify.”
    And most surprising of all, we have “UK Fitness Classes” leading the streaming payout (and livable-wage-for-musicians) game, offering the biggest single payout of £1,399.05.
    “The moral of the story is support your favourite artists by buying their music, merch, tickets and join a fitness class,” teased the producer.
    Check out the full breakdown below.

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    Gym tunes are apparently the way to go if you want to make a living off streaming payouts, as Friend Within reveals in a recent post detailing the royalties he’s received from major platforms for the past quarter.

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  • Where’s the innovation in induction kitchens?Induction cooking has the potential to liberate us to rethink the kitchen, but new designs have been slow to arrive.
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  • Caroline Ellison speaks on FTX-Binance war, SEC won’t appeal Grayscale BTC ETF: Hodler’s Digest, Oct. 8-14Caroline Ellison testifies in Sam Bankman-Fried trial, reveals more on FTX-Binance war; SEC reportedly has no plans to appeal on Grayscale Bitcoin ETF case.

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  • The SBF trial continues, Atlassian acquires Loom, and OpenAI explores making its own chipsHappy Saturday, folks, and welcome to Week in Review (WiR), TechCrunch’s newsletter that covers the major stories in tech over the past several days. I feel inclined to begin this edition with a sobering note about the recent events in Israel and Gaza. It’s obviously impacted the tech ecosystem there, but from a purely humanistic […]
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    In this edition of Week in Review (WiR), we cover the ongoing SBF trial Atlassian acquiring Loom and OpenAI exploring making its own AI chips.

  • Vicious Antelope SLS Earth II - Pigments and Analog Lab V Solar System: Earth II continues our Solar System soundbanks series for Arturia Pigments and Analog Lab V. In this one can find 72 deep cinematic long synths. The presets are... Read More

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    Last week, our tips and advice for the independent, do-it-yourselfers out there covered how to grow our fanbase, some new changes to music streaming, and more…

  • REWIND: The new music industry’s last week in reviewA busy week by any definition; last week in music and the music industry was no exception, with more members added to the YouTube Billions Club, Spotify getting a new. Continue reading
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