27 days ago | By Consequence of Sound

Listen via Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Amazon Podcasts | Stitcher | Pocket Casts | Radio Public | RSS Maya Hawke catches up with Kyle Meredith to talk about Moss, her upcoming sophomore album, which finds her exploring her personal identity journey and taking inspiration from Taylor Swift. The actor/musician discusses shaking off her old self within the lyrics as she... Please click the link below to read the full article. Maya Hawke on Being Inspired by Taylor Swift's Folklore, Finding Confidence, and Stranger Things
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In Music News: No 1989 for Apple Music, Spotify's Rewinding Your Taste, "New" Pavement Tracks

27 days ago | By The Stranger

By Lindsay Hood
Taylor Swift gives a final kiss-off to all streaming services. Featureflash / Shutterstock.com
• Apple promised us everything-even the Taylor Swift catalog that she pulled from Spotify -but they couldn't deliver. Apple execs and Swift's label both confirmed to Buzzfeed that 1989 will not be offered on Apple's new streaming service when it launches June 30. Now, don't get too upset. Swift's back catalogue will be available on Apple Music, so you can still listen to "You Belong With Me" while torrenting "Shake It Off."
• Although I'd really love to see a straightforward...
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In Music News: Apple Bows to Taylor Swift, New Janet Jackson Track After Seven-Year Hiatus, New New Order and More

27 days ago | By The Stranger

By Lindsay Hood
Swift was all, "Apple are you JOKING?" and then Apple was like, "JK, JK. We'll get you the money, Tay." JStone / Shutterstock.com
• Last night, Apple announced that it will pay revenue to labels during the free three-month trial period it's offering to users on Apple Music. And then Twitter exploded. (Now, will that money go to the artists or their labels? Who knows! It's all a fun guessing game out there in the Wild West of the music industry.) In the labels' initial contact with the new streaming service-which is set to launch next week, on Tuesday, June 30 -it clearly...
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