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Libre Music Production remains a static site for updates as LSP plugins get a fresh GUI. Meanwhile, Boom Bap is making a strong comeback in hip-hop.

Reason updates its DAW with new features while hip-hop sees a Boom Bap revival, influenced by Griselda and Nas.

Hip-hop/rap music has officially surpassed rock as the most streamed genre in the US, capturing 55.4% of on-demand audio streams. This shift highlights the genre's dominance, aided by success from artists like Drake and Kendrick Lamar.

Reason DAW has released a new update to boost user experience. Meanwhile, Libre Music Production is back online after a server issue, offering FLOSS resources.

Hip-hop/rap has officially surpassed rock as the most streamed genre in 2022, achieving 29.3 billion streams compared to rock's 22.5 billion. This genre now represents 25.5% of total album consumption in the U.S. with artists like Drake, Kendrick Lamar

Libre Music Production shifts to a static site post-server compromise, while LSP plugins 1.1.0 boasts a revamped GUI and DAW support.

Hip-hop/rap music has overtaken rock as the most streamed genre in the US, with 25.5% of total album consumption in 2022 compared to rock's 20.5%. The genre generated 384.5 billion streams, driven by artists like Drake, Kendrick Lamar,

Reason DAW just updated with exciting new features, while Boom Bap is making a strong comeback in hip-hop, led by artists like Griselda and Nas.

Hip-hop/rap music has officially surpassed rock as the most streamed genre in the US, highlighting its growing dominance. In 2022, hip-hop accounted for 25.5% of total streams, while rock held 20.5%. Additionally, hip-hop/rap album sales reached

The music scene is embracing genre fluidity, blending styles for fresh sounds, while home studios are booming, empowering artists to create high-quality tracks.

Hip-hop/rap music accounted for 25.5% of total album consumption in 2022, marking an increase from the previous year. The genre also dominated on-demand audio streams, making up 30.4% of the total with 1.36 trillion streams.

AI is revolutionizing music creation, making it more accessible, while producers are blending world music elements to enrich hip-hop's sound palette.

Hip-hop/rap music dominated the industry in 2022, accounting for 25.5% of total album consumption in the U.S., or 1.3 billion albums. Streaming services played a significant role, contributing to 94% of this consumption. Drake led as the most

The music industry embraces genre fluidity, blending styles for innovative sounds. Home studios rise with new tech, allowing artists to create professionally from anywhere.

Hip-hop/rap music has officially surpassed rock as the most streamed genre in the US, accounting for 25.5% of total on-demand streams in the first half of 2022. This marks a major milestone for the genre, showcasing its steady growth while rock continues to decline.

AI-generated music is on the rise, raising ethical concerns, while open-source resources like Libre Music Production promote free software for creators.

Hip-hop/rap music has officially surpassed rock as the most streamed genre in the US, capturing 25.5% of total audio streams in 2022 compared to rock's 20.5%. The genre saw a significant growth of 22.5% year-over-year, while rock streams

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Libre Music Production transitions to a static site after a server compromise, while generative AI raises ethical concerns in music creation.

Drake makes history as the first artist to surpass 20 billion streams on Spotify, solidifying his status as the most streamed artist of all time. Four of his albums are among the top 5 most streamed on the platform.