Eureca! Bach’s Humor-Based Brain Optimization Makes Unnecessary Nagging to Practice Music Assignments
Bach’s humorous piece, composed for teaching, inspires joyful, reflective, brain balancing music practice. The insightful ebook by Rozalina Gutman “Paradox of invisible dissonance in Fugue-Parody by J.S.Bach” explores Bach’s humor-based teaching approach, that can make music practice more enjoyable, while supporting analytically/emotionally balanced brain involvement and inspiring self-reflection of intangible aspects of the mind through
Mosswood Meltdown Closes Expanded Oakland Weekend With Bikini Kill
Music News— July 19, 2026 Oakland’s Mosswood Meltdown concludes its 2026 edition on Sunday, July 19, with Bikini Kill leading the final day of an expanded three-day celebration of punk and independent rock at Mosswood Park. The closing program also features The Return of Jackie and Judy, The Dead Milkmen, Frankie and the Witch Fingers, Frightwig and Las Nubes. Filmmaker
Jill Scott Brings “To Whom This May Concern” Tour to Brooklyn for Three-Night Run
Music News— July 17, 2026 Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, poet and actor Jill Scott brings her “To Whom This May Concern” world tour to Brooklyn on Thursday, July 16, beginning a three-show engagement at Kings Theatre. The New York performances are scheduled for July 16, 18 and 19, making the run one of the tour’s most concentrated stops in a single
Praveen Koval Releases “Goodnight My Love,” a Cinematic Love Song Written as a Birthday Gift for His Wife
New Releases— July 8, 2026 Building every release around a human story, Koval’s latest single explores the quiet space where love and dreams gently blur into one another. When Praveen Koval began thinking about a birthday gift for his wife, Usha, he did not start with flowers, a card, or a familiar romantic gesture. He began with a question that
Mark Janicello Brings Elvis Presley to Life With a Powerful New London Concert Experience
Award winning performer Mark Janicello brings ELVIS & ME to London’s West End with a deeply personal celebration of Elvis Presley’s enduring legacy. There are defining moments in every performer’s career when a role becomes something much larger than a performance. For American Renaissance Man Mark Janicello, Elvis Presley became exactly that. What began as
IMU Is Betting On A Fairer Future For Creators
As the creator economy evolves, IMU is building an entertainment platform that puts ownership, flexibility, and independent artists first. The entertainment industry has never offered creators more ways to share their work. Yet for many independent musicians, filmmakers, podcasters, and digital storytellers, reaching an audience still comes with difficult tradeoffs. Revenue sharing, restrictive agreements, fragmented
Kully Bath: A Voice for the Voiceless
UK singer-songwriter Kully Bath turns pain into hope, blending heartfelt storytelling with bold musical reinvention. Some songs arrive quietly, then refuse to leave. They settle into the spaces where words usually fail, offering comfort to anyone who has felt unseen. This is the territory Kully Bath has made her own. The UK-based singer-songwriter does not
Music Industry Mourns Clive Davis, Legendary Record Executive Who Shaped Generations of Artists
Music News— June 23, 2026 The music industry lost one of its most influential figures on June 22, 2026, as legendary record executive Clive Davis died at the age of 94. Widely regarded as one of the greatest talent scouts and music executives in modern history, Davis leaves behind a remarkable legacy that spans more than six decades and helped
Music World Mourns Following Reported Death of Oliver Tree During International Tour
Music News— June 15, 2026 The music community is reacting to shocking news that American singer-songwriter and performer Oliver Tree has reportedly died following a helicopter collision in Brazil while traveling as part of his ongoing international tour. The incident, which emerged as one of the most significant music-related developments of June 15, 2026, has prompted an outpouring of tributes
Big Bus Dream Makes Music for Listeners Willing to Stay
Michael Shannon’s Passionate Decay rejects polished conformity in favor of honesty, emotional risk, and a body of work built to outlast the moment.