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The lineup features a slew of major DJs and producers including Boys Noize, Lane 8 and Ben Böhmer.

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Last week, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals held that the Telephone Customer Protection Act (TCPA) permits businesses to obtain only prior express consent rather than prior express written consent for autodialed and prerecorded calls and texts. This holding expressly rejects the Federal Communication Commission’s (FCC) interpretation of the TCPA’s consent requirement first promulgated in…

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Moises has appointed Charlie Puth as its Chief Music Officer, bringing one of pop music’s most technically respected artists into a leadership role at the fast-growing AI music platform. The Salt Lake City-based company, which says it serves more than 70 million musicians worldwide, develops tools that allow users to isolate vocals and instruments, detect …

Charlie Puth Joins Moises as Chief Music Officer

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Billboard’s Makin’ Tracks column looks at the writing and recording behind Harper Grace’s “If Daddy Says No.”

Transit was the only format where College Basketball Fanatics outpaced Sports Fans in audience concentration. On Billboards and Street Furniture, both segments

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The contemporary face of garage talks about obsession, overnight success and his turn towards a more mature image and sound. Over the last few years, Zac Bruce—better known as Interplanetary Criminal—has become the definitive face of a global garage resurgence. He seemingly appeared overnight with his 2022 chart-topping anthem, Baddest Of Them All, made with singer Eliza Rose. But his story extends far beyond this career-defining moment. His journey is one of deep-rooted obsession: from the quiet stillness of producing lo-fi and jungle in his bedroom in Leeds, to co-founding the ATW (All Thru the Night) imprint, a label that has become a lighthouse for a new generation of garage heads. This last year was a whirlwind for Bruce. He headlined a show at Brixton Academy and played at major festival stages around the world. But as you’ll hear in this conversation with RA editor Gabe Szatan, Bruce isn’t interested in the shallow shine of accolades. He’s a selector in the truest sense—someone who spends as much time digging for obscure white labels as he does A&Ring the next wave of talent. He and Szatan also touch on the epidemic of “edit culture;” the cost of maintaining artistic integrity; his transition from the “silliness” of his early viral moments to a more mature sound; and the community of peers that make his ATW universe feel less like a brand and more like a family. This one has been a long time coming. Listen to the episode in full.