MatiRod
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Viewing Topic: Billboard: yes Madonna, yes AOTY
- Billboard: yes Madonna, yes AOTY
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Spotify | Taylor Swift - Patient Zero | Day 6: #1 WW (5.58m), #1 US (2.005m)
If u wanna party with somebody who might know
- Popstar is the real The Life of a Showgirl, agreed?
- Carly Rae Jepsen - Day and Night Tour 2027
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Lil Nas X - "World's Greatest!"
Rooting for you Nas!
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'Popstar' Review Thread | MC: 90 | NME: 100 | Pitchfork: 9.0
Pitchfork isn't automatically producing indie stars with a strong review like they used to 15 odd years ago, but a 9.0 from them today is still the kind of publicity and hype you cannot buy. This is really good for her and this album. I hope it does pull a mini-Brat at the very least.
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Britney Spears - 'Britney (25th Anniversary Edition)'
This is so exciting!! They really need to do Blackout 20th Anniversary next year with Kiss You All Over and Sugarfall on streaming in full HQ
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Sia sells half of her catalogue for $180M, plans to crossover into digital realm
This means the total is about $330 million I didn't realize she was THAT rich, Jesus
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Tinashe endorses Taylor shade
The category is... quality of your last studio album
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Macklemore's Free Palestine tour sold out immediately. Ed Sheeran's tour struggles
Not my tickets being more expensive
- Can we say that Miley has released the video of the year?
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Sabrina Carpenter "Please Please Please" reaches 2 Billion on Spotify
This song has the most startling, strange key changes I've ever heard in a huge hit pop song and yet it still absolutely works as an earworm.
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VMAs producer clarifies "external influence" behind Artist Director Award
Tree earning her cheque
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Will personalized AI-generated music end the music industry as we know it?
I would have to see who they actually polled, "associated with the music business" could mean anything. Are people with legit careers using it? Idk, I'm rather flabbergasted by that. I just can't imagine calling yourself a musician or producer in any way and needing to get 'inspired' by an algorithm spitting out random crap. I guess I just can't relate, I can come up with the skeleton of a song (chords, hook, melody, outline of the lyrics) in minutes entirely in my head. I thought that's how everyone who made music was.
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Will personalized AI-generated music end the music industry as we know it?
??? It's really not. Music is not dead as art form wtf. Every single artist discussed on this forum has basically zero AI in their music.