
Music after Paris attacks
Musicians from all over the world shared their messages of solidarity and grief after terrible Paris attacks.
Gaetano Scippa
Contributor
Musicians from all over the world shared their messages of solidarity and grief after terrible Paris attacks.
14-year-old indigenous Peruvian Renata Flores sings a Michael Jackson cover in the Quechua language, becoming a symbol of the fight against racial discrimination.
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield releases the first album ever to be recorded in space. And it includes a cover version of “Space Oddity” by David Bowie.
After a year away from the spotlight, Ryuichi Sakamoto is to compose the soundtrack of Iñárritu’s new film, “The Revenant”.
According to scientist Bernie Krause, who has been recording soundscapes for 50 years, the sounds of nature and animals are dissolving.
Mogees, an Italian invention that turns every object into a music instrument through a sensor is yet to come.
Aiming to share the songs from his childhood, ex computer programmer Khalid Bajwa launched Patari, the world’s largest online streaming platform for Pakistani music.
After a surprising announcement, “Wake Up!”, Pope Francis’ debut rock album, will be released on 13 November.
A group of Estonian students have built three gigantic wooden megaphones to amplify the sounds of the forest. The installation can also be used as an area to sit, rest, and read.
On 29th September, the new antiwar film “Roger Waters. The Wall” about the tour of Pink Floyd’s monumental record, will be released in cinemas.