British singer and songwriter Imogen Heap has discussed how blockchain technology could help empower musicians.
A study published by the Berklee College of Music outlines how a blockchain royalty system could improve working conditions for musical artists.
The decentralized, open-source nature of the blockchain ledger could dramatically shift a number of paradigms in the music industry.
Napster, a revolutionary peer-to-peer service, aimed to change music before its fall. Could bitcoin face the same fate?
Musician-turned-entrepreneur Nasir Jones talks candidly with CoinDesk about his personal and business interests in the bitcoin space.
The classical music academy has become the first educational institution in the Netherlands to accept bitcoin for tuition.
The new album, 'Once More 'Round The Sun', by the US metal group will officially release on 24th June.
50 Cent is one of the most high-profile rap artists to get involved with bitcoin to-date.
A hip-hop collective has partnered with FrostWire to offer its new album with integrated bitcoin donations.
Fresh from an angel investment round, FanDistro is taking bitcoin for downloadable online music sales.
Anghami's streaming platform will accept bitcoin subscription fees and incorporate the currency into its 'freemium' model.
A host of music festivals around the world have awoken to the need for ticket payments in bitcoin.
Online music store Digital Tunes started taking bitcoin a year ago, CEO William Coates shares his experience so far.
Bitcoin's frictionless payment system could profoundly change the way we monetize media, music and film.