Random music news for Friday, April 4, 2025
An interesting question: If the internet dies, where does all our attention go? Don’t think too much about that yet because your attention is required for music news for April 4, 2025.
- Are you a musician looking for a new career? You may be uniquely qualified to be an operator of war drones.
- People are still lovin’ the proud Canadian nationalism at last weekend’s JUNOS.
- Kanye admits that his wife left him. Shocking.
- Will AI cause the UK to rip up copyright law in that country? We’ll see.
- What comes after streaming? Is it the final form of music consumption? Let’s examine that.
- Is hardcore punk about to have a real moment? Maybe.
- I can tell you that Pussy Riot is back with a vengence, though.
- A good question: Is listening to music via streatming really all that hip?
- Studio One at Abbey Road got a big makeover. Here’s how it worked.
- This is disturning: Humber College in Toronto has suspended its radio program after fifty years.
- And–holy crap!–so has Fanshawe College in London.
- Should we still call it “radio?” That’s an interesting discussion.
- So where do things stand with a TikTok ban in America? It’s…unclear.
- Good trivia: A list of all the Canadian artists who have reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
- Heading to Departure (the new CMW)? Here’s the radio programming schedule.
BONUS: Cool stats! When do we officially get hooked on a TV show?