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If you or anyone in your household is under the age of 30, you probably know what movie you’re going to see this weekend. The hype for this week’s “Spider-Verse” sequel is unlike anything the superhero genre has seen since…well, honestly, the last “Spider-Man” movie. That being said, the weekend doesn’t just exist in the Spider-Verse. In fact, looking at the weekend’s releases, it’s surprising how many movies this weekend […]

If you’re an artist in your 30s, you remember the days of the physical products. The older you are, the more types of these your remember, from vinyl, to cassette, to the CD, and the many failed music distribution products in-between (digital cassette, DAT, mini-disc, SACD are just a few). For artists and record labels alike, this was a golden age of revenue that was brutally disrupted by digital music […]

On my latest podcast episode: Grammy-nominated Ryan Schwabe talks about learning the art of mastering, his philosophy on mixing, not being tied to certain mixing techniques, developing his own plugin, and much more., and much more. Why major record labels my soon become obsolete because of localization. And Avid is reportedly being put up for sale. Listen to it the at BobbyOInnerCircle.com, or on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher, Mixcloud, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer, TunIn Radio, and RadioPublic. […]

This May, the New York City art crowd gathered for Art Week, a series of art fairs spread across several galleries around the city’s west side. In its second year, Future Fair, a growing platform for emerging artists, kicked off the art week marathon, or what we’re coining as New York’s Artchella. Art lovers and collectors alike also enjoyed NADA NY, a perennial favorite dedicated to creating a sustainable ecosystem […]

Sueños Music Festival brought all the Latin hit-makers to Chicago this past weekend. Grant Park was taken over by acts like Becky G, Ivy Queen, Wisin y Yandel, Young Miko, Feid and more. The two-day festival featured all kinds of genres in the Latin music space, from reggaeton and Latin trap to regional Mexican music and EDM. Here are a few of our favorite moments at the 2023 Sueños Music […]

A sea of fuschia and pastel girl boss suits eagerly filed into a warehouse venue in Brooklyn on an early Friday morning for a jam-packed agenda at the 2023 Vegan Women Summit (VWS). On May 19th, attendees fueled up on Impossible sausage stuffed breakfast burritos for a weekend-long marathon of panels, networking and taste testing. The three-day experience kicked off the night before at Gracie Mansion for a VIP Welcome […]

The announcement that distributor CD Baby was ending its longtime bread and butter CD and Vinyl distribution shouldn’t have come as a surprise to anyone, and yet many long-time users were still caught off-guard. The company has been a go-to tool for physical product distribution for bands and artists for many years, but streaming has made that part of the business less and less feasible. If you look at it […]

Welcome to LATINA’s weekly roundup of the best new music. This week’s list features Sofia Reyes’ epic duet with Danna Paola, the explosive debut EP from J Noa, and Corina Smith’s heartfelt album. Also on the list: Ana Macho’s playful ode to excess, Kany García’s healing ballad, and Monogem’s feel-good anthem. Plus, Mariposa’s cathartic song “Mentiras” and Cabra’s final album. Sofia Reyes and Danna Paola, “TQUM” Two of Mexico’s top […]

Welcome to LATINA’s Friday Film Roundup, our weekly picks for the new movie releases on our radar. Somehow, on the same weekend that Disney’s “Little Mermaid” remake comes to theaters, so do two films based on the stand-up routines of two of the world’s most popular comedians. It’s hard to believe that this weekend, in movie theaters across the country, Bert Kreischer fans will be occupying the same space as […]