A way to deal with noisy neighbors – this metal screw could be the effective solution If you’ve ever been kept up late by the sounds of your neighbors—whether it’s loud footsteps, music blasting, or just the typical day-to-day noise of

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“When faced with whether to buy food or pay for another month of access to plugins, it’s the plugins that are probably going to suffer”: An alternative pitch to the monthly subscription model for musi... Is a better solution for software access around the corner…

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Una Mullally: An Irishman's journey through Berlin club culture What’s Next For?: Liam Cagney, a musicologist based in the German capital, is writing a book about Berghain, the city’s fabled nightclub

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"The biggest lesson I learned is that it’s possible to make an album with limited gear and poor skills in a bedroom which can be talked about 30 years later": Ken Ishii on Reference to Diffe... Flare (aka Ken Ishii), the techno god from Sapporo, tells us how about how the making of his 1994 techno classic was a personal game changer

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Birth of the Techno: Juan Atkins on the Early Days of a Dance-Music Revolution Superstar DJ and produer Juan Atkins goes deep on detroit, dance music and the birth of techno

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Puerto Rico bans discrimination against those who wear Afros and other hairstyles on diverse island Puerto Rico’s governor has signed a law that prohibits discrimination against people wearing Afros, twists, braids and other hairstyles in the racially diverse U.S. territory.

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How music lost its value - Fast Company A new documentary from Eminem explores how the internet changed music forever. And diving into vintage CDs reveals just how much we lost in the process.

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Hyatt reportedly near deal to link up with Standard Hotels brand - The Points Guy Hyatt is once again on the cusp of making a play for an established lifestyle hotel brand: Standard Hotels.

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Carl Cox shares "best of the best" of his 150,000 strong vinyl record collection DJ and producer Carl Cox has teamed up with British artist Mark Vessey for a new photography project celebrating his vinyl collection.

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“Play was made in my bedroom on cheap equipment - I never expected anyone to listen to it”: Moby on producing the best-selling electronica album of all time Moby tells Danny Turner how his 22nd album is inspired by the diversity of the late ’70s/early ’80s electronic dance scene

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How a Minneapolis Barbecue Joint Became a House Music Hub - Racket Beast Barbecue's Friday house music nights keep the party going.

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Sony, Universal, Warner and Merlin strike music licensing deals with Twitch for DJ livestreams New deals do not apply to other uses of music on the platform such as VODs, Clips…

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Musicians outraged as Spotify CEO claims the "cost of creating content" is "close to zero": "Our albums took hundreds of hours of human effort, hard work and creativity" Daniel Ek's comments arrive as Spotify reports record profits of over €1bn in Q1 2024

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Reggaeton Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Targeting Over 100 of the Genre’s Biggest Acts to Move Forward A judge has denied the motion to dismiss a copyright lawsuit targeting reggaeton acts like Bad Bunny and J Balvin for copying the song 'Fish Market.'

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"Logic was the first DAW I used with audio - then Ableton came along and pretty much took over the whole creative process of what I do": Luke Slater As the UK techno legend prepares to release his new L.B. Dub Corp album, we visit him in his gear‑stuffed studio

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How Detroit techno is preserving the city’s beating heart in the face of gentrification Detroit has a rich music tradition and is known for its role in the development of house.

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How Techno was born: From Detroit to Berlin and back As Berlin gears up for the Love Parade successor, Rave The Planet this weekend, we take a look at the beginnings of techno. Techno is the unofficial soundtrack of Berlin, intertwining with its vibrant and relentless party culture, but where did it all start? The real backstory of techno begins early 1980s in Detroit, a city struggling with industrial decline and social challenges. In this episode of Arts Unveiled, we take a look back at the birth of techno as a response to these hardships, as visionary artists like Juan Atkins, Derrick May, and Kevin Saunderson fuse funk, electro, and synth-pop with futuristic visions from science fiction. The influence of European electronic music, particularly the iconic Kraftwerk, on the Detroit pioneers, who crafted a unique sound would revolutionize the music scene. Black and queer communities played a pivotal role in the genesis of techno, with their contributions building the genre and culture as we know it. We will take you to Berlin, where techno found its second home after the fall of the Wall in 1989 and to the electrifying atmosphere of dark basement clubs and run-down buildings where the hard and fast beats of techno first captivated audiences. From the Love Parade, a legendary music festival that took techno to the streets, drawing millions of ravers from around the world, to the legendary clubs of Berlin, such as Tresor and Berghain, where techno thrives with no curfew. Join us as we unearth forgotten history and hear from techno legends, including interviews with DJs from Detroit and Berlin and learn how every genre of music has its roots in something different and embrace the story behind techno's rise to global dominance. Get ready to dive into the captivating origins of techno and its incredible journey to become a socially acceptable genre, even finding its place in esteemed concert halls like the Berlin Philharmonic. Don't miss this immersive exploration of the genre that changed the world. Subscribe now and hit the notification bell to never miss an episode of our Arts Explainer series. #techno #berlintechno #dwhistoryandculture For more visit: https://www.dw.com/en/culture/s-1441 ⮞ Follow DW Culture on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dw.culture ⮞ Follow DW Culture on Twitter: twitter.com/DW_Culture Please follow DW's netiquette: https://p.dw.com/p/MF1G 00:00 Introduction 01:41 How Techno Came to Berlin 04:17 Detroit: Birthplace of Techno 08:23 From Underground to Mainstream 13:19 What Exactly is Techno? 17:06 From Clubs to Concert Halls

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Lamborghini has immortalized the sounds of its most iconic V12 engines with a special edition turntable and a vinyl - Luxurylaunches

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Sam Ash music store closing every location, sales start now - Fast Company Music retailer Sam Ash said it will begin closing sales at every location. Musicians mourned the closure of the 100-year-old company.

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Record collectors of all ages flock to S.F. to find solace in vinyl Taking a break from sifting through albums, vinyl lovers share their personal collections, musical preferences and loyalty to the medium.

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Orbital on recording The Green Album: "We didn’t have multi-tracking equipment, so we’d get everything working and just run it out live. Any manipulation or synth magic would happen as it was going do... Phil and Paul Hartnoll talk us through the debut album that started it all, track by track

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“People should really do their homework and learn about the history of music and what came before whatever style you wanna do”: Logan Ledger on paying his dues – and what he learned from Clarence Whit... The golden-throated Nashville-via-California singer-songwriter shares his love of the B-Bender and discusses how the greats informed his dynamic playing style

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