Celebrating AAPI Heritage Month: The Rise of Asian Artists in the Global Music Scene

Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month honors and recognizes the rich cultural contributions of AAPI communities. In recent years, the global music scene has witnessed an unprecedented rise in the representation of Asian artists, a movement that is both inspiring and transformative. These artists are not only breaking barriers but also redefining genres, bringing diverse sounds and stories to the forefront. Here, we spotlight some remarkable Asian artists making waves globally and celebrate their impact on the music industry. Read More

MOOD BOARD: RENDEZVOUS – Late Night Hotel Music.

Welcome to "Rendezvous," the playlist designed to elevate the ambiance of your hotel bar into the most sought-after club experience as evening falls. This collection is a sophisticated yet accessible blend of house music, perfectly suited for intimate dance floors where lights dim and the night's potential unfurls. Hotel music for late nights. Read More

Mood Board: The Magic of Mellow Vibes. Slower-paced background music sets the scene

Welcome to our Mood Board series, where we delve into the origins and inspirations behind our Playlists and Scenes and our approach to background music. Finding moments of peace and relaxation can feel like a luxury in a chaotic and fast-paced world. Yet, in places like hotels, lounges, and small stores, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and refinement is not just a luxury but a necessity. The secret ingredient? Mellow music. Read More

Music Licensing: Are you covered?

Music Licensing. Performance Rights Organizations (PROs) like ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, and GMR protect the intellectual property of songwriters, composers, and music publishers. They issue licenses and collect royalties on behalf of their members when their music is played publicly, whether in a coffee shop, retail store, or any business venue. This system is not only crucial for the livelihood of artists but also ensures that businesses can legally use their music to enhance their environment. Read More