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‘We did Top of the Pops with a track made in our kitchen’: how speed garage revved up club culture

Rooted in house, jungle and working-class London, the monstrous basslines and warped samples of speed garage spread into both pop and the underground. Its creators remember the chaos – and a stoned Wesley Snipes

The Guardian - UK

‘My kids’ friends wear Smelly Cat T-shirts’: TV insiders on creating unforgettable onscreen songs

From Lisa Kudrow’s comic ditty in Friends, to the supposedly world-defining music of Daisy Jones & the Six, writing songs for television characters isn’t easy. Just ask the brains behind it …

The Guardian - UK

'I quit my job to become a K-Pop songwriter - now I have 20 number ones and a Japanese film theme under my belt'

Claire Rodrigues Lee found she had a talent for writing K-pop songs for mega stars

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Rooftop gigs, big name performances and an artist discovery programme - first details of New Order backed Manchester music conference revealed

More details have been announced about the 'change-making' event being held in Manchester and backed by New Order

Manchester Evening News

Why are there so few women headlining music festivals?

Glastonbury has been criticised for its all-male headliners but it’s far from the only one – the result of an industry that has deprioritised women for decades

The Guardian - UK

Dis Life: 'Tories' spending small fortune making poor disabled people live in penury'

Anna Morell asks when will the Tories begin to listen and stop the bone-exposing cuts that are leading to actual loss of life, as the Government spends a small fortune on trying to deliberately put poor disabled people back in their box

Daily Mirror

How Zach Bryan’s ‘Something in the Orange’ was made at renowned Seattle-area studio

SEATTLE — Zach Bryan's music had been bubbling online for a few years. The country-adjacent singer-songwriter was serving as a Navy ordnanceman stationed in Washington state while his passionate following grew, sort of by accident. After workdays spent arming and disarming bombs or training for his next deployment, the Johnny…

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‘They felt like a possible future’: how Brian Eno and I recorded Television’s first demos

In search of the new, Richard Williams – then an A&R man at Island Records – captured early Television in an office block salsa studio. But Tom Verlaine wasn’t impressed

The Guardian - UK

Rock’s best kept secret: Tony King on life with John Lennon, Elton John and Freddie Mercury

He held Mercury’s hand in hospital, retrieved Lennon from a cocaine escapade with David Bowie, and was upbraided by Keith Richards for smoking a joint. Now the Zelig of the music world is looking back

The Guardian - UK

India's Ather Presents The 2023 450X Electric Scooter

Indian electric scooter company Ather has launched the updated version of the 450X electric scooter. It flaunts new colors and tech updates across the board.

RideApart

A second woman files sexual assault lawsuit against Atlantic Records executives

Dorothy Carvello has launched a complaint against the label, its parent company Warner Music Group and former execs

The Guardian - UK

Late Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun sued for sexual abuse by recording executive

NEW YORK — The late and legendary music executive Ahmet Ertegun was accused of sexually abusing a female executive, with the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee charged in a Manhattan lawsuit with molesting the plaintiff during a helicopter ride and openly masturbating in front of her.

Tribune News Service

M-AR buys huge Hull manufacturing facility as it cements position as a city modular construction giant

Freightliner Road site had been leased since moving in

Birmingham Post

Cher confirms relationship with 36-year-old: ‘Love doesn’t know math!’

The musical icon said that he treats her ‘like a queen’

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Birmingham Post

40 new appointments on the Humber - from FD to trainee

Our latest round-up of career moves in the region

The Guardian - UK

Ivy Jo Hunter obituary

Motown songwriter best known for his part in Martha and the Vandellas’ worldwide hit Dancing in the Street

RideApart

Ather Energy Is Making Strides With Ather Grid Charging Network

Indian electric two-wheeler company Ather Energy has announced its 580th fast charging station as part of its Ather Grid network of charging stations.

USA Today Sports Media Group

LeBron James praises Austin Reaves’ intelligence and versatility

LeBron James continues to be impressed by Lakers guard Austin Reaves' natural feel for the game.

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‘I bought sound gear with my wife’s injury money’ – Howard Jones on New Song

‘We did some crazy stuff on stage – face paint, chains, shooting, dying and coming back as ghosts’

The Guardian - UK

‘The work we do isn’t algorithmic’: A&R in the era of TikTok

In the digital age, marketability is just as important as music. Artist and repertoire reps from Warner, Ministry of Sound and Partisan explain how they discover music in 2022

Pedestrian.tv

The Bachelor’s BB Gun Kelly Is Living Up To His Name By Moving To LA To Pursue A Music Career

God speed, one of the margarine male Bachelors.

Bristol Post

Animal rights activists claim to have disrupted milk supplies in Bristol

Bristol activists targeted the Muller Foods distribution centre in Gloucester

Evening Standard

How could a racist rap robot really be the music industry’s great new hope?

AI rapper FN Meka was dropped by its record label within days of being signed, after being deemed racially insensitive. Music business insider Jamie Collinson unpicks this sorry tale - and analyses how virtual artists stack up against the real deal

Tribune News Service

Raffle of an assault rifle by NC youth football and cheerleader group draws criticism

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A youth football and cheerleading group in the North Carolina mountains is defending its raffle of an assault rifle against what the organization calls both public and anonymous criticism.

Los Angeles Times

On his new album, arena-country star Kane Brown keeps breaking down barriers

Kane Brown has been on a big Limp Bizkit kick lately.

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