Daniel Griffiths

1 week ago | musicradar.com | Daniel Griffiths

Incredibly, in 2025, producer Steve Levine is celebrating 50 years in the music industry. From working with the likes The Clash and XTC back in the '70s to producing massive Culture Club hits in the '80s. From winning a Brit Award for Producer of the Year to producing The Beach Boys, it seems that Levine has done it all. With his new venture, Baltic Jazz Recordings, he’s now collaborating with some of the most exciting new voices in jazz and R’n’B including MT Jones, Maevey and Mama Terra.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Daniel Griffiths

6 hours agoThe Last of Us is a fiend for an Easter egg. The first season of Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann's adaptation absolutely heaved with hidden references to Naughty Dog's The Last of Us games, and the second season has us continuing the tradition of watching this show with our finger on the pause button. …

1 week ago | msn.com | Daniel Griffiths

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1 week ago | musicradar.com | Daniel Griffiths

Great news for YouTube Shorts creators. The all-conquering nosey parker of the internet has just added AI-powered music generation and sync-to-video features to its Shorts spin-off – the snippet-length mini movies that are easy to make and quick to consume. Now they’re even easier to make because you don’t need to worry about paying a musician for their use of their music, or employing a musician to make the music for you.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Daniel Griffiths

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Great news for YouTube Shorts creators. The all-conquering nosey parker of the internet has just added AI-powered music generation and sync-to-video features to its Shorts spin-off – the snippet-length mini movies that are easy to make and quick to consume.