From botanica to cloud rap, here are the six fastest-growing sounds on Splice that music producers should know about.
‘The Hardest Decision I’ve Ever Had to Make’: Megan Moroney Ends Denver Concert Early Due to Illness
“Megan is unable to continue her performance this evening due to illness, and we must end the show at this time,” a statement reads.
EDMSauce Exclusive Interview: DJ dyln
Los Angeles based Producer and DJ dyln returns with brand new single “falling*” American electronic music producer and DJ based in Los Angeles dyln is back. After a multi-year song release hiatus following his 2021 debut album BoomTown, LA-based producer, DJ, and artist dyln has released his new single “falling*.” The track blends nostalgic Y2K […]
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Grace Under Fire: How Vetle Nærø Improvised When His Instruments Got Lost at the Airport
“The concert was going to be a more electronic set with my synthesizers, some gear. But they were lost at the airport,” the Norwegian artist tells Billboard.
Norway’s Fay Wildhagen Is Taking The Independent Route For Next Album
“It just feels cool to try something new, and just go for it,” she says of her forthcoming independent album, which concludes a decade with Warner Music Norway.
Casey Wasserman Bids a Somber Farewell to ‘The Team’ As Acquisition Paperwork is Finalized
Providence Equity will gain full ownership of The Team, formerly Wasserman, as Casey Wasserman sells his ownership stake. Casey Wasserman confirmed on Tuesday that he had sold his stake in The Team (the talent agency that officially changed its name from Wasserman earlier this year) to Providence Equity. The deal is due to close in […]
Boy George Faces Heavy Backlash After Releasing Pro-Israel Track, ‘We Will Dance Again’
Boy George has released an AI-assisted pro-Israel song, leading to intense backlash not from the anti-AI camp, but from the anti-Israel camp. Boy George previously said, “I would never turn my back on my Jewish friends,” and the Culture Club frontman has illustrated that point well with a new song defending Israel’s military campaign against […]
Spotify Won’t Label AI Music—So Third-Parties Are Categorizing It Instead
Spotify has a big AI music slop problem. Third-party tracking databases have stepped in to fill the void caused by the platform’s longtime inaction. It’s no secret that Spotify has a big AI music problem. Theirs is arguably worse than its rivals, because the platform hasn’t tracked and labeled AI-generated tracks like other streamers such […]
The Visitors :: My Good Friends
Issued in 1977, My Good Friends captures a moment when eastern Nigeria’s musicians folded highlife, funk, soul, and psychedelia into something restless and idiosyncratic. The results are gloriously untidy. While the contemporary story of Nigerian popular music is often told through towering figures like Fela Kuti, William Onyeabor, and King Sunny Adé, records like this reveal a parallel current—one built on synthesis rather than singularity.
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On Top Of The World: How a Group of Norwegian School Friends Created One of Europe’s Finest Boutique Festivals
Presented in Luster, Western Norway, on an epic fjord, Bergtatt is one of Europe’s most specular and remote festivals, with a carefully-curated lineup. It’s a big-hearted fest that does things differently.

