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House Producer Hammer's Production Tips

Watch the Bicep collaborator build a raw, analogue house track in the studio

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Kraftwerk's Relationship with Technology

They were certainly the pace makers, but did the band get overtaken by the very technology that made them?

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Deconstructing the Infectious Synth Riff of a-ha's "Take On Me"

After several attempts at creating the perfect pop production, Take On Me finally became the global hit that A-ha deserved. We build its classic lead sound in software

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Canada’s SOCAN paid out USD $366m to rightsholders in 2025, warns AI is ‘placing mounting pressure’ on livelihoods

Canadian performing rights society SOCAN generated revenues of CAD $587.1 million ($420m) in 2025, up 5% compared with 2024. Source

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House Producer Hammer's 5 Production Tips for Enhanced Creativity

Watch the Bicep collaborator build a raw, analogue house track in the studio

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Kraftwerk: Did Technology Erase the Band's Magic?

They were certainly the pace makers, but did the band get overtaken by the very technology that made them?

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Take On Me: The Story Behind a-ha's Synth Masterpiece

After several attempts at creating the perfect pop production, Take On Me finally became the global hit that A-ha deserved. We build its classic lead sound in software

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Technology's impact on Kraftwerk's collaborative process

They were certainly the pace makers, but did the band get overtaken by the very technology that made them?

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The making of A-ha's "Take On Me" synth riff

After several attempts at creating the perfect pop production, Take On Me finally became the global hit that A-ha deserved. We build its classic lead sound in software

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Ticketmaster launches app within ChatGPT, bringing event discovery to OpenAI’s chatbot

For Ticketmaster, the app enables discovery and paid marketing as OpenAI is also testing sponsored ad placements in ChatGPT. Source

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India grew its paid music subscriptions by 37% to 14m in 2025

Could India’s long-anticipated surge in paid music subscriptions finally be underway? A new report from EY and the Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Ficci) offers some encouragement to the music industry. It claims that audio subscriptions generated more than ₹10bn for the first

Feature MusicRadar

House Producer Hammer's Production Tips

Watch the Bicep collaborator build a raw, analogue house track in the studio

Feature MusicRadar

Kraftwerk and the Impact of Technology

They were certainly the pace makers, but did the band get overtaken by the very technology that made them?

Feature MusicRadar

Deconstructing a-ha's "Take On Me" Synth Riff

After several attempts at creating the perfect pop production, Take On Me finally became the global hit that A-ha deserved. We build its classic lead sound in software

Feature MusicRadar

Techno Production Secrets Compiled

We delve into our In The Studio archive to compile the techno secrets behind releases on esteemed labels including Drumcode, Cocoon, Dekmantel, Second State and more

Feature MusicRadar

Hammer's Production Tips

Watch the Bicep collaborator build a raw, analogue house track in the studio

Feature MusicRadar

Kraftwerk and the Impact of Technology on Band Collaboration

They were certainly the pace makers, but did the band get overtaken by the very technology that made them?

Feature MusicRadar

Techno Production Secrets Revealed

We delve into our In The Studio archive to compile the techno secrets behind releases on esteemed labels including Drumcode, Cocoon, Dekmantel, Second State and more

Feature MusicRadar

Hammer's Production Tips

Watch the Bicep collaborator build a raw, analogue house track in the studio

Feature MusicRadar

Kraftwerk's Innovation and the Loss of Collective Magic

They were certainly the pace makers, but did the band get overtaken by the very technology that made them?