Perfect faces and nearly negative waist sizes define the standards of Kpop, but what does that do to our self-worth?

The Berklee Popular Music Institute is live-streaming performances from popular student artists to keep spirits up during this pandemic.

An analysis into the most recent “lazy scandal” in KPop, and why we need to stop telling female idols to practice.

Last weekend, a series of Instagram concerts from Berklee musicians joined the growing COVID-era trend of live performances going digital.

There’s a lot of disheartenment about the 2020 graduation concert. For many, it's a moment that cannot be replaced virtually.

A heart-warming viral trend of support for the arts and those who make it thrive.

Wondering if your tickets are still good? Keep up to date on all of the global music festival news with Sick Festivals.

Check out the new genre of film scoring set into motion by Adam Sandler’s latest work, Uncut Gems.

Read about post-hardcore band Slaves’ new singles highlighting Jonny Craig’s replacement.

Explore the idea of “utopia” as it relates to Musical Theater and its negative effects on the young performer.

Get a look into the darker underbelly of the bootleg “Character For Hire” businesses.

Check out how artists like Rex Orange County and Cavetown invented a genre for the new age.

Read about the mysterious and long awaited comeback of one of the biggest bands in rock.

A discussion about the dangerous issues running rampant in the Korean entertainment industry.

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Read how Pat Healy's Podcast explores the future of Crowdfunding for the musician.

Thiago Vitori reveals all in his new online course for jazz pianists - which is also the first ever online piano course in Brazil.

Brush up on important copyright information.

Should you leverage the platform that many beat-makers, producers, and independent artists use to compose their music?

These artists shaped the way we see music and how we will continue to make art inspired by them in the years to come.