Industry

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  T Bone Burnett's Ionic Original Recording of Bob Dylan's "Blowin' in the Wind" Goes for Millions at Auction

  PUBLISHED Jul 7, 2022

  Back in April, T Bone Burnett unveiled what, in his words, is "the pinnacle of recorded sound," a.k.a. the Ionic Original, a new analog aud...

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  Unison Fund Launches Live Music Workers Fund for Pandemic Financial Aid

  PUBLISHED Jul 6, 2022

  Providing emergency relief services and counselling to the Canadian music industry for over a decade, the Unison Fund has announced a new i...

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  Posthumous Michael Jackson Songs Pulled from Streaming Services over Fan Speculation That Someone Else Is Singing Them

  PUBLISHED Jul 5, 2022

  Every year we seem to learn new things about the increasingly complicated legacy of Michael Jackson — some Sonic the Hedgehog-related, some...

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  Lisa LeBlanc, Slow Down Molasses, Fernie Lead M for Montreal's 2022 Official Selection

  PUBLISHED Jul 5, 2022

  M for Montreal has announced the first round of artists included in the festival's flagship Official Selection for its 17th edition. Slate...

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  Crosby, Stills & Nash's Catalogue Is Back on Spotify

  PUBLISHED Jul 4, 2022

  Don't call it a comeback: as of Saturday (July 2), the catalogue of Crosby, Stills & Nash (David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash) ha...

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  Netflix, Disney, Paramount, Sony and More Vow to Cover Employee Travel Costs for Abortions After Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade

  PUBLISHED Jun 24, 2022

  It's an incredibly dark day in the United States today, as the Supreme Court has officially overturned Roe v. Wade, allowing states to plac...

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  Canada Passes Legislation Urging Netflix, Spotify, Facebook to Finance Local Content

  PUBLISHED Jun 24, 2022

  Canada's House of Commons has passed Bill C-11, which looks to raise approximately $800 million annually from US and other foreign streamin...

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  Portishead Announces Collab with Streetwear Brand Stüssy

  PUBLISHED Jun 23, 2022

  Portishead have been more or less dormant for a long time — since the release of 2008's Third, to be exact — but there's been some pretty s...