š„ Tyler, the Creator Drops Surprise Dance Album
Tyler ventures into house and acid house on his new LP, with the psychedelic āEnd Of Summerā grabbing standout praise.
š Lola Young Earns Elton John’s Seal of Approval
Her new single “DĀ£aler”, from the upcoming album Iām Only F**king Myself, is already making waves with major co-signs.
š¤ Confidence Man, JADE, and Oasis Ignite Festival & Nostalgia Feels
Glastonbury saw an electrifying debut from Confidence Man and JADE, while Oasis released a live cut of āCigarettes & Alcoholā from Manchesterās Heaton Park.
š Global Heat: Ayra Starr, Fireboy DML, and Wizkid Deliver Summer Anthems
New tracks like Ayra Starrās “Hot Body” and DJ Tunez & Wizkidās “One Condition” are heating up global charts.
š§ Madonna Unleashes āLostā Remix Album ā Veronica Electronica
This long-hidden remix album, companion to 1998ās Ray of Light, finally sees the light of day.
š Chart Toppers & Awards Highlights
- Alex Warren tops the Billboard Hot 100 with breakout hit “Ordinary”.
- Travis Scottās JACKBOYS 2 leads the album charts.
- 2025 American Music Awards: Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, and J.Lo lead the spotlight with wins and performances.
š Drama, Deals, and Departures in the Music Biz
- Charli XCX marries The 1975‘s George Daniel in London.
- Perry Farrell sued by Janeās Addiction bandmates for $10M over on-stage conflict.
- Britney Spears detained after a mid-flight disturbance involving smoking and drinking.
- King Gizzard & Xiu Xiu pull their catalogs from Spotify in protest.
š Tributes to Musical Giants
Tom Lehrer, iconic for satirical songwriting, and Alfred Brendel, master pianist, both passedāleaving deep musical legacies.
š Soundside Festival Canceled, But Christian Pop Breaks Through
Bridgeportās Soundside Festival was canceled unexpectedly, but contemporary Christian music is seeing new mainstream success thanks to artists like Forrest Frank and Brandon Lake.
š§ Industry Wrap-Up: A Beat-Driven Business Boom
Whether itās Tylerās bold dance LP or Madonna’s unreleased remixes, this week shows that artists arenāt afraid to evolveāand neither is the music biz.
Streaming continues to dominate revenue, with the U.S. industry generating over $15 billion annually, 84% from digital platforms. But with AI, artist independence, and corporate clashes all on the rise, the business of music is redefining itself faster than ever.
From underground hits to global festivals, one thing is certain: music isnāt just being madeāit’s being remade.

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