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Eventide Launches First Remix Contest with Symbion Project
Eventide has debuted a remix contest with Seattle-based songwriter/producer Symbion Project (a.k.a. Kasson Crooker). The contest challenges all musicians and producers to remix Symbion Project’s ... -
Out Take: Guitarist Timothy Young
When Timothy Young landed the gig playing guitar for the house band on CBS’s The Late Late Show with James Corden, he faced a serious ... -
Music Album Review: Banks & Steelz - "Anything But Words" (8/10)
Banks & Steelz are like “buddies playing chess” according to The RZA, which is apparent on their collaboration record Anything But Words. RZA, from the ... -
Signing Story: Jack & Jack
Social media stars turned musicians, Jack & Jack are no newcomers when it comes to the do-it-yourself mentality. Having grown their fanbase from the ground ... -
Third Benefit Show for Dave Rosser to Feature EODM, Josh Homme, more
A third benefit show to aid long-time Afghan Whigs, Gutter Twins and Twilight Singers guitarist Dave Rosser, who was recently diagnosed with inoperable colon cancer, ... -
Live Review: Alexa Wilding at Rockwood Music Hall in New York
Material: Returning to her musical roots after some personal struggles, Alexa Wilding, who the New York Times dubbed “the neo Stevie Nicks,” performed material from ... -
Entertainment One and HALO Entertainment Join Forces
Entertainment One (eOne) and HALO Entertainment Group (HALO) have announced that they have entered into a multiyear music co-publishing partnership. The deal was announced by ... -
Songwriter Profile: The Element
It is no secret that the modern pop landscape is increasingly reliant on proven teams of songwriters and producers to generate hits. The Element, a ... -
Music Gear Review: Focusrite 2nd Generation Scarlett 2i2 USB Interface
The entire line of the new 2nd Generation Scarlett USB 2.0 interfaces are all updated inside and out with significant changes and improvements. Inside: all ... -
Industry Profile: The Fund - AFM & SAG-AFTRA IPRDF
Imagine receiving money––money you once earned––that you never knew existed. Many artists find themselves in exactly that position when they’re contacted by The Fund. Indeed, ...
