New and Noteworthy: Issue 51
👋 Welcome to the 51st issue of New and Noteworthy, a collection of interesting ideas and projects from the world of music and audio.
Research
Around the web
Lots of less than optimistic discussion about the future of Bandcamp. Is Bandcamp as we know it over? and They can and will ruin everything you love
Author Michael Faber describes the torture of tinnitus
The 50 greatest music videos of all time
Haptic suits converting concert audio into vibrations that can be felt on the skin
The Beatles’ final song Now and Then to be released on 2 November. John Lennon recorded the home demo in New York City after the Beatles broke up and before he was murdered in 1980. The song was part of a cassette of Lennon's demos that Yoko Ono, his widow, gave to Paul McCartney after his death. The new version includes contributions from McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr. To create the song, AI technology was applied by Peter Jackson, director of The Beatles: Get Back docuseries. Machine-assisted learning technology helped separate Lennon's voice from a piano, allowing McCartney and Starr to complete the track with clearer vocals.
50 Years of Music Industry Revenues, by Format
Listening and watching
Earthworks - Davis Galvin
Goodbye, Hotel Arkada - Mary Lattimore
One of Us Is the Killer - SEVEN)SUNS
Silver Box (ft. Nick León, Jonny From Space) - Danny Daze
Moons Melt Milk Light - Anenon
Binding elements - Bas Dobbelaer
I Inside the Old Year Dying - PJ Harvey
In These Times - Makaya McCraven
Dogsbody - Model/Actriz
Immunity (Remaster 2023) - Jon Hopkins
KNOWER FOREVER - KNOWER
Quality Over Opinion - Louis Cole
5 S-Bahn - Lucy Railton
Video: I Inside the Old I Dying - PJ Harvey
Video: Mouth Flash - Hakushi Hasegawa
Video: You At Home - Kate Bollinger
Video: I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free - Nina Simone
Video: I’m The President - Knower