Ever since Neanderthals began making flutes out of bone about 60,000 years ago, technology has shaped how and why we make sounds for one another. So much of the musical experience we take for granted today would have been unimaginable even 200 years ago: analog recording, electric amplification, digital distribution, and portable, streaming playback. Now, we have

AI developments have surged in the past year, happening faster than expected and causing concern for governments due to their recent advancements. It is now possible to create realistic movies using generative AI with nothing more than a bit of content and a few prompts. However, this has enormous implications for more than just film. The entire

Technological developments within the past ten years have fundamentally changed the music industry. Creativity has transformed almost all elements, From how music is produced and written to how it gets to listeners. Maintaining current on these developments helps industry experts and is necessary. This blog post explores the leading music tech innovations changing the sector.

How has technology changed the film industry? From the earliest days of sequential photography to the introductions of sound and color to the birth of CGI, the intersection of tech and film innovations has propelled the moving picture from non-existent to existing everywhere all the time in less than 200 years. And why stop now?

From the latest visual effects to enhanced creative collaborations, the film industry and filmmaking process has been radically transformed by technology. If you compare many of the huge Hollywood blockbusters with the first silent movies, it’s clear that the sector has certainly come a long way over the last 100 years. Our new blog will

Artificial Intelligence is not just a crescendo, it is a paradigm shift. AI possesses the potential to transform the music industry into a dynamic and technologically driven ecosystem, presenting both extraordinary opportunities as well as challenges. AI spans all aspects of the industry. From the way music is created and produced to the way it

Propelled by augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence (AI), I believe the music industry is on the brink of transformation. The global pandemic only accelerated this shift, moving the industry from traditional venues to digital platforms that may soon become the main stage for artistic expression. This evolution in how we experience music, while

For as long as people have been making money from music, there have been disagreements to hash out — over who gets to claim credit for what, where music can be used and shared, how revenue should be split and, occasionally, what ownership even means. Each time the industry settles on a set of rules

The global music streaming market is projected to reach 41.4 billion by 2030. Despite music streaming services seeing less revenue for every song streamed, investment analytics are confident in the steady growth of this sector. A key question is the tension between consumer demand and pricing strategies moving ahead. Lately, several major music streaming services have implemented

In 2004, just one year after MySpace launched, DJ culture and related niche nightlife scenes underwent a major shift. As party posters and boldly printed graphic fliers started to slowly become extinct for live event promotion, communication and underground communities moved online. Over the last twenty years, the evolution of technology and its impact on