From viral pop hits to emotional ballads, these songs shaped the sound of 2025 Dubai: 2025 may have been emotionally chaotic, but the music was anything but. While news headlines swung between highs ...

We recently looked at Tiny vinyl, a new miniature vinyl single format developed through a collaboration between a toy industry veteran and the world’s largest vinyl record manufacturer. The 4-inch ...

With Black Friday 2025 fast approaching, most of the headlines are currently dominated by nebulous “X per cent off” stories promoting deals to help Davos attendees keep their one per cent status.

The ’70s, low-rise jeans and vinyl records –– today’s young adults seem to be traveling back in time, reviving the trends that define past decades. The resurrection of analog in a digital age reflects ...

Carolina Sound, a music and record exposition happening in Gastonia, is exactly the kind of event local record store owner Jason Shaut would have wanted to attend when he was still just a collector.

A Perfect Circle’s Mer de Noms debuts in 2xLP 180g high-definition vinyl via Interscope & Capitol’s Definitive Sound Series, limited edition 3,000 copies. A Perfect Circle’s Mer de Noms—in case anyone ...

During a presentation at Record Store Day Summer Camp in New Orleans, Luminate's Chris Muratore also announced an initiative to track vinyl manufacturing data against sales data. By Ed Christman In a ...

SoundCloud has partnered with elasticStage to enable Artist Pro users globally to sell vinyl. Artist Pro subscribers can join the waitlist from today for the service with no upfront cost, and no ...

Legendary British amp maker Orange has been at the heart and soul of music since the late 1960s. Your favorite artists have likely tapped into the iconic sound at some point. Now we can all get in a ...

Sound+Image is Australia's no.1 mag for audio & AV – sister magazine to Australian Hi-Fi and to the UK's What Hi-Fi?, and bestower of the annual Sound+Image Awards, which since 1989 have recognised ...

For the past 20 years, Mark Cardy has been buying vinyl records seeking the "real, authentic sound" he can't find on CDs or streaming services. "[With] a lot of this digital stuff, you lose a lot of ...