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'GTA VI' Leak: Cardi B, Fuerza Regida Rumored to be Part of the Game's OST—Which Songs?

Grand Theft Auto VI has more artists attached to it, according to a new leak, which claims that Cardi B is one of them.

Player One · Oct 5

AI sings Russia's war story: Kremlin's unexpected soundtrack of Ukraine's conflict

Among the songs whose release dates could be established, most appeared after 2024. That coincided with the wider availability of AI music generators such as Sudo and Udio. It is not clear how much involvement, if any, the Russian government has had in producing or distributing the songs. However, the…

The Times of India · Oct 3

‘If you can’t hold it, you don’t own it’: why media fans want to escape algorithms with CDs, DVDs and vinyl

People describe their return to physical media – whether to protect data, support artists, or retain control of one’s choices

The Guardian - UK · Oct 2

Taylor Swift makes Spotify history despite mixed reaction to new music

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The Independent UK · Sep 26

Taylor Swift breaks Spotify records after release of new single

Swift released her latest single, Patient Zero, on Friday

The Independent UK · Sep 26

Taylor Swift breaks Spotify 2026 record as most-streamed female artist in a day

Swift released her new song, Patient Zero, on Friday which became the most-streamed song by a female artist in a single day in 2026.

Evening Standard · Sep 26

Taylor Swift breaks two Spotify records

Taylor Swift has broken two Spotify records for 2026 with the release of The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore.

BANG Premier · Sep 26

Sure, AI can generate songs - but it can't win over a rowdy crowd

The real test is: can it make a room full of strangers care?

The Canberra Times · Sep 25

Sense And Sensibility audiobook sees 80% uplift in Spotify listens ahead of film

The latest film adaption stars Daisy Edgar-Jones, Fiona Shaw and George MacKay, and is released in UK cinemas on Friday.

Evening Standard · Sep 25

From Streaming to Gaming: Why Digital Platforms Want Users to Find Something Faster

Digital services have created an odd problem for themselves. They spent years building enormous catalogues, then discovered that nobody wants to browse forever. Streaming services, music apps and game stores now compete to shorten the distance between opening a screen and finding something worth clicking.

inkl · Sep 25