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This Frankenstein monster of a song showed the power and potential of sampling at time when people though it would be the death of creativity.

For a couple of years in the 1940s, musicians stopped making music because of tech advancements.

Legendary singer Tina Turner died on Wednesday, her representative confirmed. A post shared on Turner’s Instagram page read: “It is with great sadness that we announce the…

Stevie Nicks is thankful for Taylor Swift’s music. At her concert in Atlanta on Tuesday, the Fleetwood Mac singer shared how Swift’s song “You’re On Your Own, Kid” helped her…

This week, we venture north of Toronto for a group I’ve been keeping an eye on for a couple of years now.

The interaction between music and tech has always been interesting, but tech almost always comes out on top.

This week’s sample of what’s happening across the Atlantic features a singalong chorus that might embarrass you if the neighbours hear.

Music and technology have had a yin-yang relationship for decades. The winner, however, is almost always tech.

If you’re looking for some music recommendations to get you through a short week (which always feel extra-long), you’ve come to the right place.

Trust me. You did not want to look in there.