B.o.B Releases New iOS Game ‘Strange Clouds’
Did you happen to get B.o.B’s latest album Strange Clouds? If you didn’t you have another way of getting into “Strange Clouds.” The Atlantic Records rapper has released an iOS game named after his album. If you like Fruit Ninjas then you might like Strange Clouds too. Players fly a rocket ship around space with B.o.B [...]
Read MoreSay Goodbye to Record Stores and Physical Albums [INFOGRAPHIC]
Music is widely free on the Internet. In seconds, web surfers can access millions of song on YouTube or an unlimited live stream with digital services such as Spotify. With smartphone apps, free music is even available to-go. So, with free all-you-can-stream services, have people stopped paying for music? The numbers say yes. By 2016, record stores sales are [...]
Read More5 Apps to Turn Your iPhone Into a Recording Studio
With the help of quality music-making apps, turn your phone into a classical instrument, drum or synthesizer. You can even produce and edit right from your handheld device. If you can’t take advantage of a professional recording studio, several apps for the iPad and iPhone can help make those beats sound sharp. While these mobile [...]
Read MoreStart Tweeting for Concert Tickets With Live Nation’s Million Tweets of Summer Campaign
Summer is here, so you know what that means. Concerts, concerts, and more concerts! With that in mind, Live Nation is trying to connect fans with the music through a social media campaign, #MillionTweets of Summer. The event hub intends to give over 200 prizes throughout Summer, including the grand prize – a chance to [...]
Read MoreLay Down Your Own Flow With The Art of Rap Mobile App
Mic check 1, 2, 1, 2! Rapper Ice-T’s hip-hop documentary Something from Nothing: The Art of Rap is creating an avenue for artists to record their rhymes and spread it to the community with a new mobile app, The Art of Rap. The Art of Rap app, available on both Android and iPhone, provides beats for rappers to produce their own [...]
Read MoreFacebook and Google Compete for a Stake in Music Video Site Vevo
Two of the biggest companies in the tech industry, Facebook and Google, are interested in grabbing a piece of popular music video site Vevo. The tech giants are competing for an equity stake in Vevo as well as a lucrative advertising deal with the site, according to a New York Post report that cites two unnamed sources familiar with the situation. [...]
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