IndiGo has introduced a new offer for its travellers, adding a musical touch to their journey. Through a collaboration with ...

In addition to announcing that they’re playing Big Ears, the Sub Pop-signed experimental rap trio clipping. released a new single. “Pushing” finds them seesawing between buzzing industrial rap and a ...

You can hear the latest releases from each of those bands in the playlist below - happy listening ... “Especially when it comes to depression and loneliness. But at the same time, music is an outlet, ...

Republicans have secured at least 211 seats, seven short of the majority in the 435-member chamber, with 24 races left to be ...

A few weeks back, we had one feature in particular on our mind: the ability for these music streamers to put together “radio” playlists inspired by a specific song or artist. And while that ...

iTunes and the iPod revolutionized the music industry in the early 2000s, as the hardware and software duo which popularized singles over albums and allowed users to store thousands of songs on a ...

Spotify is the world’s biggest music streaming platform by number of subscribers. Users of the service simply need to register to have access to one of the largest collections of music in history, ...

Please verify your email address. Nintendo Music app features themed playlists from various Nintendo games, such as Splatoon and Animal Crossing. Playlists like "Running" and "Break Time" offer ...

The world is hardly scarce of premium-priced headphones nowadays, but as the majority come with high-tech bells and whistles like wireless connectivity and active noise cancellation (ANC), their ...

Step 2: From there, choose AI Playlist, then add a prompt. Step 3: Example prompts provided by Spotify include: “upbeat pop music for my European summer vacation” and “a romantic playlist ...

Christmas may get most of the holiday music love, but it’s not hard to scare up a frighteningly good Halloween playlist either. Before Mariah Carey defrosts, here are 12 tunes for your pumpkin ...

Stiklorius reveals that women “have not been safe in recording studios, on tour buses, in green rooms or in office” in the music business. And it isn’t a bug of the industry, she says.