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A Minds Pursuit is taking over IndustryHours for a night during Mental Health Awareness Month to focus on mental health, leadership, community, and more.
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Community-driven dance music festival We Belong Here will bring a three-day experience to New Orleans’ Woldenburg Riverfront Park along the Mississippi River on November 13-15.
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Stream Companies joins the Stellantis MarketCenter Partner Program, delivering integrated marketing, media, creative, and technology solutions for dealers nationwide.
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The avatar will “have conversations with fans and move, speak, and respond as Ozzy would,” according to one of the companies behind it.
The Puerto Rican superstar exited the stage while authorities contained the situation, before returning and finishing the concert.
festival edm needs tight tools, not myths. Learn the plugins, gear and session moves that build bigger drops. Try this workflow today.
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get more plays with a producer-tested toolkit for masters, clips, links and release checks. Try the notebook method before your next drop this week.
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stems vs multitracks affects edits, DJ tools, and release files. Learn what to request, what to deliver, and check your session before handover.
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Featuring cameos from Abra, former Vogue Paris editor-in-chief Carine Rotfield, and a can of Poppi