AI Remix and Mashup Platform Hook Scores ‘Landmark’ Universal Music Licensing Agreement — With Attribution and ‘Artist Control’ Factoring Prominently Into the Deal

Following “two years of close collaboration” on artist campaigns, Universal Music Group (UMG) and authorized-remix platform Hook have finalized a “landmark” licensing deal. The major and the self-described “social music app” reached out with word of their agreement this morning. And overall, the pact means Hook users can now remix participating UMG artists’ recordings (with […]

Twitter Architects Reboot Vine With AI Content Banned

As millennials await the recently threatened relaunch of Myspace, tomorrow sees the launch of a new social media service that looks (and sounds) like another defunct social platform. Divine is a video-sharing app where users can post six-second loops, essentially making it a revamp of Vine, which shuttered in 2017. Though it has no affiliation Read More

Publishers Are Leaving Money on the Table in Programmatic CTV

We hear plenty around the need for more transparency, and more signals to be passed through the supply chain, when it comes to CTV advertising. Often, this is framed as primarily a buy-side frustration, where advertisers and agencies don’t have a clear window into what exactly it is they’re buying. But Kieran Greene, founder and Read More

🚀 Boris Brejcha drops cosmic beats at Buenos Aires on October 17! 🔥 #Shorts

Boris Brejcha unleashes his hypnotic high-tech minimal magic at Reflections! Lose yourself in a sonic labyrinth of futuristic beats and ethereal melodies in Buenos Aires. The night pulses with electric energy under neon skies. October 17—ready to transcend reality with us? Tickets here: https://wearebombo.app.link/pRWydkOPL2b Dance beyond dimensions. ✨ #Reflections #BorisBrejcha #BuenosAires #NeonDreams

Cameron Winter to Release ‘Live at Carnegie Hall’

Cameron Winter will release his first concert album, Live at Carnegie Hall, on October 9. The set captures Winter’s December 11, 2025, performance at the famed New York theater, when he became one of the youngest solo artists to headline the concert hall’s main auditorium. The Geese frontman performed alone throughout the night, reworking songs from his 2024 debut solo album, Heavy Metal and the EP tracks “Take It With You” and “Vines.” Paul Thomas Anderson and Benny Safdie reportedly filmed the event.

At Carnegie Hall, Winter also shared three previously unreleased compositions, “Emperor XIII in Shades,” “If You Turn Back Now” and “It All Fell in the River,” each offering a glimpse into his future creative avenues. The set will be available digitally, as well as on CD and vinyl, via Partisan Records/Play It Again Sam.

Geese will perform at Milan, Italy’s Unaltrofestival later today.

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