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The music industry tests a new way to fund growth.

The capital of Tennessee is fostering a growing ecosystem of entrepreneurs. Here's why.

Cue the GIFS for 'Hotline Bling.'

Matching the song that best fits your video amplifies your message and makes far more memorable.

From Floppy disks to instant cameras, some people are just not ready to give up on outmoded technology

If you want to meet somebody in this world, this struggling musician says, you can.

RECESS is aimed at college students and bridges today's big musicians with the superstars of business.

The measure of a man is not demonstrated by speed in which he runs his race, but rather by how well he can rise up when he trips and falls.

Music-streaming service Pandora just scooped up Ticketfly with a plan to 'create the world's most efficient platform for connecting listeners with live shows from their favorite bands,'

If the ruling stands, 'Happy Birthday' will enter the public domain.

The Tennessee-based boot camp program hits all the high notes for industry hopefuls and pulls strings to help them get started.

Tupac and Liberace have also performed posthumously via hologram.

The Sync Project wants to use songs to improve your health. But first it has to come to market.

In his 21 years at the chain, chef Russell Booth has mixed food with rock and roll.

The music streaming service is rumored to be considering new limitations on its free version.

'Happy Birthday,' which reportedly generates $2 million per year for the Warner/Chappell Music, was interjected into public domain in the 20s, according to new evidence filed in a two-year-old suit.

According to a new study, the kind of music you like reflects the way your brain processes information.

While Greenberg's death arrives on the heels of his company's closure due to a four-year legal war, police found no evidence of foul play or suicide.

2012 was the last time the tech giant upgraded the music players.

Hold your earbuds. Remember Apple's pocket digital jukeboxes? Hey, wait. People still use iPods?!

A new partnership brings hip-hop to the ailing 94-year old brand.