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Ninajirachi & Porter Robinson – “WannaCry”
Australian electronic pop artist Ninajirachi has released a new single, “WannaCry,” in collaboration with Porter Robinson, an established figure in computer music who inspired her early career. The track adds to Ninajirachi’s growing profile, following her acclaimed album “I Love My Computer” and recognition as one of 2025’s best new artists, and comes shortly after…
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Casey Wasserman Says “I Leave With Pride” as He Sells Stake In The Team to Providence Equity
Casey Wasserman has formally exited the management company he founded 24 years ago, confirming he has sold his stake in Wasserman (rebranded The Team in March) to majority owner Providence Equity Partners. The sale caps a sale process launched in February and matters because it follows a turbulent period for Wasserman, who faced an artist…
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‘The Gilded Age’ Star Ben Ahlers and Wesley Taylor Wrap Workplace Satire Short ‘Movin’ On Up’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Actors Ben Ahlers, known for “The Gilded Age”, and Wesley Taylor have completed filming on “Movin’ On Up”, a workplace satire short film marking the directorial debut of Jacob Wahba. The project matters as a notable indie short bringing together stage and screen talent to skewer corporate culture through a distinctive visual style, and it…
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3 Incredible Songs John Prine Wrote That Were Covered by Other Artists
American Songwriter has highlighted three notable songs written by the celebrated songwriter John Prine that went on to become hits for other artists. Prine, regarded as one of the finest songwriters of his generation, penned tracks that resonated so strongly they were later recorded and popularised by major names in country and folk music. -…
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The 2000 album that saw PJ Harvey to write “perfect pop songs” and still fall flat
The supplied extract does not contain enough of the article’s body to establish its argument clearly. It appears to discuss a PJ Harvey album released in 2000, assessing an attempt at more conventional pop songwriting and suggesting that the result was viewed as unsuccessful. Beyond the headline, no supporting details, quotations, track names, sales figures…
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Every Baby Boomer Alive Remembers These 4 Classic Rock Jams From 1963
American Songwriter has published a nostalgic list highlighting four classic rock and roll tracks from 1963 that the piece argues remain instantly recognisable to baby boomers who grew up listening to the radio at the time. The article, part of an ongoing series revisiting decades of music history, celebrates the era’s mix of surf rock,…
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Noel Gallagher’s £11.5million London home plagued by ‘significant structural movement’, leaky roof and rising damp just months after buying it
Noel Gallagher’s £11.5million London townhouse has developed significant structural problems just months after he bought it, including structural movement, a leaking roof and rising damp. The issues raise questions about the condition assessment of high-value properties before sale and could mean costly repairs for the former Oasis frontman, highlighting how even luxury homes at the…
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Sting Wrote This Popular Wedding Song in 1982 While His Own Marriage Was Falling Apart
Sting’s “Every Breath You Take”, released with The Police in 1982 and now a staple choice for weddings, was actually written while his own marriage was collapsing. The singer has repeatedly described the track as dark, controlling and even “sinister and ugly”, noting that listeners have widely misread it as a tender love song when…
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The 1969 song Linda Ronstadt knew never belonged on American radio: “His best stuff got driven out of him”
Linda Ronstadt argued that Frank Sinatra’s signature 1969 hit “My Way” never truly belonged on American radio, believing the song lost its essence when adapted from its French original for an English-speaking, commercially minded audience. Her comments highlight a broader argument about authenticity in music: that reworking songs to fit mainstream American tastes can strip…
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All Things Go 2026: Here’s Where to Shop Affordable Music Festival Tickets Online
The All Things Go music festival returns for 2026, closing out the East Coast summer festival season with simultaneous events at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, New York, and Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland, running from Friday 25 to Sunday 27 September. Brandi Carlile headlines both locations, with New York also featuring Zara Larsson,…