Apple’s next major event is almost here, and while new iPhones are expected to dominate the presentation, music listeners could have several new products to watch out for. Apple will hold its next event on…
Author: Radar Team
Oceans Calling returns to the Ocean City Boardwalk in Maryland from 25–27 September 2026 with more than 40 performances spread across three stages. And the top of the poster is stacked with familiar names. Who…
Tame Impala’s “Loser” is basically a song about self-doubt. Kevin Parker turns insecurity into something strangely danceable, describing the uncomfortable feeling of looking at your own behaviour and deciding that perhaps you are the problem.…
There is no universal rule saying every music producer should receive the same royalty percentage. Some producers receive a flat fee. Others receive royalties. Some receive songwriting. Some receive all three. The right structure depends…
You might not recognise the names BMG and Concord as quickly as Spotify, Universal Music or Sony Music. But there is a very good chance you know the music they represent. BMG and Concord have…
Sony Music Japan is making an interesting move outside traditional music. The company has agreed to acquire around 23% of GungHo Online Entertainment, the Japanese games company behind Puzzle & Dragons. The deal is worth…
Music publishing agreements contain a word artists should pay attention to: Exclusive. Publishing administration often requires an administrator to have exclusive authority over specified works during the agreement. But not every music-rights service operates exclusively.…
TikTok has revealed its biggest songs of Summer 2026, and the track sitting at number one isn’t a new release from 2026. It isn’t even from this decade. Katy Perry’s The One That Got Away,…
GarageBand is one of the easiest ways to start making music. Developed by Apple, GarageBand turns your Mac, iPhone or iPad into a surprisingly powerful recording studio. You can record vocals, make beats, play virtual…
Iceland Airwaves returns to Reykjavík from 5–7 November 2026, transforming venues around the Icelandic capital into one enormous showcase for established and emerging music. Rather than concentrating exclusively on giant headliners, Airwaves remains heavily focused…
