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Random music news for Friday, March 14, 2025

Why does Homer go “D’OH?” Because of this guy. The more you know, right? Here’s some music news for March 14, 2025.

  1. TikTok has an idea for chasing teens of the platform after 10 pm: mood music.
  2. How much has technology flattened music for the world? Listening to salsa music on Spotify is up 140%.
  3. Spotify, like most other stocks, is not doing well this week.
  4. Pantera (and Damageplan and Hellyeah) drummer Vinnie Paul may have died in 2018, but he’s still cooking. (I apologize in advance.)
  5. Someone has done a statistical study of the effects of being the musical guest on Saturday Night Live.
  6. How would you do with a big change to the iPhone home screen? Here are some thoughts about what might happen.
  7. Sonos had planned to release a streaming video player. Nope. It’s gone.
  8. Attention Deadheads: A 60-CD box set it coming.
  9. Rob Zombie is using characters from House of 1000 Corpses to teach kids how to spell.
  10. Nick Cave has been followed about by a comment he made about the Red Hot Chili Peppers 25 years ago. He hates it. But things seem to have been patched up because he’s doing a trumpet album with Flea.
  11. Dawn Robinson (ex En Vogue) says she’s been living in her car for the last three years.
  12. Maybe God is trying to tell Kanye something. His church burned down. (Via Rick J)
  13. Want some handwritten Tupac lyrics? It’ll cost you at least US$250,000.
  14. And is Jim Morrisson living in Syracuse, New York? That’s what this documentary says.
  15. A cave? Cool venue, dude!

More music news? Go here.

BONUS: This made me a little misty. But why do this now? (Via Rob J)

Alan Cross

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