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UK nightclubs facing extinction — the fight to save cubbing culture

The future of clubbing in the UK is under serious threat, as new data reveals an alarming rate of nightclub closures. According to recent figures from the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA), 2024 has already seen an average of five nightclubs closing each week—67 venues in just the first four months. This marks a dramatic… Continue reading UK nightclubs facing extinction — the fight to save cubbing culture

“Can’t except drum and bass, we need jungle I’m afraid” — how University Challenge went viral on the rave scene

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In an unexpected turn of events, BBC’s University Challenge has found its way into the music scene, with its new presenter Amol Rajan becoming an unwitting icon for DJs and music producers. During an episode of the quiz show, Rajan, known for his journalistic prowess, sparked a viral sensation after he made a comment about… Continue reading “Can’t except drum and bass, we need jungle I’m afraid” — how University Challenge went viral on the rave scene

Why artists give up rights to their music

Justin Bieber is the latest artist in a growing list of musicians who have sold the rights to their music. This move is typically made by more seasoned artists such as Bruce Springsteen, who reportedly received US$500 million (£406 million) for the sale of his life’s work in 2021, or Stevie Nicks who sold a… Continue reading Why artists give up rights to their music