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BUZZMUSIC x BLUNTLY: THE INDUSTRY PLANT CREWNECK


APRIL SPOTLIGHT: THE MAINE
For nearly two decades, The Maine have built a career the slow, intentional way, no gimmicks, no chasing algorithms, just consistency, connection, and a fanbase that actually shows up.
THE LATEST.


Kerrington Gillespie Turns Three Missed Calls Into a Pop-Country Heartbreak Anthem
Vancouver Island's rising country-pop artist Kerrington Gillespie knows that feeling all too well, and her latest single, “Three Missed Calls,” turns the emotional whiplash into an infectious, personality-filled release.


Ron Brown and Niko Noir Bring '90s Romance Into Modern Hip-Hop With “Martin & Gina”
Southern California-based hip-hop artist Ron Brown is bringing a familiar love story into a new era with “Martin & Gina,” a collaborative single featuring Niko Noir that blends contemporary R&B influences, relationship storytelling, and a nostalgic nod to one of television's most recognizable couples.


BUZZMUSIC Magazine Issue 07 // Fall '26
To every artist, reader, and industry professional who's been part of our journey, thank you. We're proud of what we've built together, and we're only getting started.


Dani N. Thompson Wants Independent Artists to Get Their Business Right Before Dropping Music
Music industry executive, entrepreneur, and author Dani N. Thompson is helping artists take control of what happens behind the scenes with Before You Drop: An Independent Artist's Release Readiness Guide, a digital resource designed to make music business education more accessible while helping musicians protect their work, understand their rights, and make smarter decisions before releasing new music.


Toronto’s Harris Institute Announces Closure After 37 Years, Marking the End of an Era for Canada’s Music Industry
After nearly four decades of shaping Canada's next generation of music industry professionals, Toronto's Harris Institute has announced it will permanently close its doors in December 2026.


How Karaoke Became Cool Again With a New Generation
Behind the revival lies a bigger change in how young Brits go out. UCL research using the Health Survey for England found that the share of teetotal 16 to 24-year-olds climbed from 18% in 2005 to 29% a decade later, and the line has refused to dip since. Sobriety has gone properly mainstream.


31 Music Festivals Independent Artists Should Have on Their Radar for 2027
If playing more live shows is part of your 2027 plan, these are 16 opportunities worth having on your radar before 2026 is over.


Prop House Aren’t Nostalgic. They’re Pissed.
New Jersey post-hardcore quintet Prop House talk about their 10" split with Brackish on Sinking Ship Records, why a full-length can wait, and why handmade art looks forward, not back.
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