While the realm of music is home to numerous great masterpieces and timeless classics, it is also filled with a fair share of terrible, cringe-worthy records. Whether it may be in terms of music or the lyrics, these albums have failed to impress both the crowd and the critics, accumulating a pile of negative reviews.
All music lovers are aware of the gut-wrenching feeling that comes with knowing that your favorite artist or band is going on a tour, but your city simply didn’t make the cut. Being fully aware that other people would have the opportunity to hear them play live while you’re left at home twiddling your thumbs
Whether you are on the road or wish to work with artists in a different country, there are several helpful tools you can use to collaborate easily. To help you get started, we list down the top tools for virtual music collaboration. From brainstorming melodies to sharing files and tracks and live-streaming performances all over
We often use the terms artist and musician interchangeably. While there is nothing wrong in doing that, technically, these are two very different terms with different meanings. If you are around friends or professionals in the music industry, it may help to understand the difference. What Is an Artist? An artist is a creative person
Music has been a part of culture since the dawn of time, but mutual hatred for music artists is a fairly new concept. This phenomenon is likely because our modern digital age has significantly reduced the gap between celebrities and the average person. We know more about artists and their lives than ever before. Some
