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Continue reading →: Single review: I Just Might by Bruno MarsThe beginning of a new era after nearly a decade of absence I Just Might: a light-hearted record that lives up to the expectations? Bruno Mars is making his comeback to the scene, with his new single I Just Might from his upcoming album The Romantic. After nearly decade, the…
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Continue reading →: ITW: Behind the scenes of Hémisphères with Matheus Donato and Guillaume LatilL.Park: Could you tell us how the duo came about? Guillaume Latil: Matheus, hermano ? Matheus Donato: Our duo was born from, I think, my arrival in Paris. I came to live there and I met Guillaume, a little by accident. As life can be. And as every musical ideas…
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Continue reading →: Support Human ArtistryIA has just been green lighted by big labels, here’s what it means More easy money, less artistry IA music labels like Suno and Udio have recently won a settlement with Warner Music Group, worsening the situation for artists all over the world. This settlement led to negotiations to find…
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Continue reading →: The best albums of 20252025 is coming to an end, and this year was filled with good music, from mainstream to more niche artists. This list is to maybe, make you discover some new artists, and to beautifully close this year, that was rich in experiences and surprises. Thank you for your support, and…
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Continue reading →: ITW: Behind the recording process of Contemplation with Huw Montague RendallL.Park: Being an opera singer is like a gymnast. It requires a lot of practice and technique. How do you take care of your voice? Huw Montague Rendall: I think that the body kind of chooses its own mood, right? So depending on what we do to it, how we…
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Continue reading →: ITW: The history of the cello and performing techniques with Annabel HaukL.Park: Can you tell us a little bit about the history of the cello? Annabel Hauk: The cello is an instrument that was built and developed around the 17th century in North Italy, and it’s part of the string family with the violin, the viola da gamba, the viola, and…
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Continue reading →: The best songs to get into the Halloween spiritHalloween season is approaching, and every year, we love to update our playlist. Here is a little selection, blending several music genres, to celebrate Halloween this year! 1. This Is Halloween, The Nightmare Before Christmas From the classic movie The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), This Is Halloween is the perfect…
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Continue reading →: ITW: Shai Maestro on composing and harmonyL. Park: Repetitive music is at the center of your new album, Solo: miniatures and tales. What is your process when composing in this genre, and how do you blend it so effortlessly with jazz? Shai Maestro: My main influence for this kind of music is Steve Reich. I listen…
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Continue reading →: ITW: Inside the universe of Shēng with composer Grégoire RollandL.Park: You are a composer and organist, what approach do you have as a musician when you compose? Grégoire Rolland: I have an approach that is global, one of a composer, meaning that I need to think music in its entirety with all of its settings. But I also have…
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Continue reading →: Single review: Vacancy by Ari LennoxThe R&B and neo-soul singer Ari Lennox is back on the scene with her new single Vacancy, giving us a glimpse of her upcoming album. Produced by legendary hitmakers Bryan-Michael Cox (Be Without You by Mary J. Blige, Girlfriend by Alicia Keys…) and Jermaine Dupri (We Belong Together by Mariah…





