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APM President Adam Taylor was a recent guest on the music industry podcast called You Can Make a Living in the Music Industry hosted by John Martin Keith. Listen now.

Why younger listeners use Youtube as their own personalized streaming service—and how to harness the platform

Nothing conveys human drama like sports. Stories depicting an individual or a team's struggle to reach the summit of their sport permeate our culture from the days of the Roman Gladiators up to the modern era. Heroes are born, goats are vilified, defeats are lamented, and victories are celebrated

On January 1, 1962, The Beatles, fresh from their grueling residency in Hamburg, traveled to North London with their manager Brian Epstein to secure stardom through a live audition set for the executives at Decca Records. The band played 15 songs for their 'commercial test' and, as history recorded it, was rejected by Decca with one of the most infamous disses in music history: "Guitar groups are on the way out."

Films and music have always been strange bedfellows—an odd couple of sorts where each one manifests emotions and ideas from people.

Decades before Brian May shredded his way into immortality, there was Bert Weedon. Before Jimmy Page "theremin-ed" his path to Stairway to Heaven, Bert was already there.

A Journey From Broadway Star To K-Pop Songwriter
 

The 2023 College Football Playoff National Championship is the marquee event on the college sports calendar and football fans are traveling in troves to Los Angeles's SoFi Stadium to watch this epic game between the defending champions, the Georgia Bulldogs, and the TCU Horned Frogs.

The APM vault contains hundreds, if not thousands, of works by bonafide geniuses.

The 1980s was a time when shoulder pads, LA Gear, baggy pants, and heavy eyeliners were the epitome of cool.