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Daft Punk Helped Humanize Machines, But Thomas Bangalter Is Drawing a Line at AI
In a new interview, the Daft Punk co-founder asserted that the most important parts of creativity exist beyond the language required to prompt AI.
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Tape B and Zaytoven Turn Beatmaking Tutorial Into New Single, ‘Signature Sound’
The producers trace a decade of borrowed rhythm back to its source.
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Refuge NYC to Celebrate 1-Year Anniversary With Monthlong Showcase: ‘We’re Not Even Half Done With What We Want Refuge to Become’
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Finding Inspiration Anew at The Muse in Nantucket
“When people ask, ‘How does this make sense?’ I tell them, ‘It doesn’t. It doesn’t make sense at all.’ But the thing is, I wasn’t going to allow that to prevent me from doing it,” says Hayden Arnot, the producer and driving force behind the concert series drawing national touring acts to The Muse, a 375 capacity self-described “dive bar” on the island of Nantucket. This summer alone, the venue has welcomed artists such as Mt. Joy, Dispatch, The Head and The Heart, The Fray, Sugar Ray, Natasha Bedingfield, Oteil & Friends, Marcus King Band, Everclear, Jimmy Eat World and many others.
Arnot’s efforts hearken back to an earlier time. During the 1990s, The Muse established itself as part of the national touring circuit, particularly for artists in the jam and Americana realms. Through the dogged determination of owner Mike O’Reilly, the venue hosted performances by Widespread Panic, The String Cheese Incident, John Mayer, moe., Guster, God Street Wine, From Good Homes, Strangefolk, Agents of Good Roots and numerous other acts. The versions of “Ants Marching” and “Tripping Billies” that appear on Dave Matthews Band’s debut album, Remember Two Things were recorded at The Muse. However, O’Reilly eventually opted to recalibrate and place his focus on local events and food service.
Although Arnot is too young to have attended any of the classic shows, he was well aware of the venue’s legacy. “I always heard about The Muse and I always knew who had played in there,” he says. “Every time you walk around the room, there are all these signed photos of the bands that played in years past. My dad would go there all the time back in the day, but I was born in ’93. The music stuff was really going strong in the ’90s until probably ’02 or ’03. So I missed Dispatch, Train, Guster, Dave, Mayer and Hootie. All of them played it. I remember thinking it was pretty wild that they all did that.”
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Jason Sudeikis Joins Mumford & Sons for ‘Ted Lasso’ Theme, Oscar Isaac Appears for ‘Inside Llewyn Davis’ Tune at MSG
Ted Lasso recently began its fourth season and the show’s co-creator and star Jason Sudeikis helped mark the occasion last night in New York City. Sudeikis was on hand at Mumford & Sons’ performance at Madison Square Garden when he offered the nod.
The theme to Ted Lasso was written by Marcus Mumford and Tom Howe. Mumford’s performance of the song appears in each episode.
Last night at MSG as Mumford moved into the tune, Sudeikis could be seen listening to the song. He then ran up and joined the action.
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John Oliver Famously Ripped Live Nation/Ticketmaster to Shreds—Now He’s Using Live Nation/Ticketmaster for His Upcoming Comedy Tour
John Oliver famously lambasted Live Nation/Ticketmaster for its “chokehold” on live entertainment. Now, he’s selling tickets for his comedy tour using Ticketmaster. In 2022, comedian John Oliver famously dumped on Live Nation and Ticketmaster during a segment on HBO’s “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.” He accused the live entertainment conglomerate of having a “chokehold” […]
Levon Helm Studios Suffered ‘Millions’ in Damages Thanks to Levon Helm’s Daughter, New Lawsuit Claims
Levon Helm Studios’ new leadership team claims Helm’s daughter Amy was the cause of “millions” in damages during her tenure as president of the venue. Singer-songwriter Amy Helm, daughter of musician and actor Levon Helm, is accused of causing at least $2 million in damages to Levon Helm Studios in a new lawsuit involving the […]
