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Thousands perform trance dance in Bali tourism drive
About 5,000 people danced in a trance outside a Balinese temple on Friday in a colossal show aimed at reviving the Indonesian island's tourism industry, still feeling the pinch of last year's deadly bombings. The Kecak dancers, dressed in chequered black-and-white sarongs, raised their arms and chanted "Cak Cak Cak"... (29/09) ReadYou may also like
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Boston.com | 16/06/08 
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Enigmatic appeal
The Star | 11/05/08
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Bringing Music to the War Zone in Iraq
All About Jazz | 11/05/07 
The first project of its kind in the history of Iraq. Young Iraqi artists will soon have an opportunity to shine their talents through the fog of war, ... Read
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Telegraph | 23/03/07
It's 7.17pm on the platform of Paddington station, on a typical grey winter night. I glance up nervously at the clock, desperately thumbing the controls ... Read
If it's Bihu, let the music play
Telegraph India | 06/04/07
Bihu is synonymous with music, dance and festivities. So, when a group of experienced and young artistes got together for a music album, they decided to ... Read
Cello celebration features dance band of baby-abducting spirits
The Guardian | 01/05/07
A short piece for six cellos to be given its world premiere in Manchester this week attempts to recreate the sound of a dance band made up of a bunch of ... Read
MoS Calls For Impala Heads
Billboard | 09/03/07
Ministry of Sound has started round three in its public campaign against AIM, in protest at Impala's agreement with Warner Music Group. The dance music ... Read
Robert Wilson's ‘Persephone': Swept Away by an Unusual Destiny
The New York Times | 15/08/06
The theater director Robert Wilson has been faithful to his artistic obsessions for more than four decades. Starkly arresting visual tableaus, dramatically ... Read
Ministry of Sound quits trade body in protest over EMI bid
Guardian | 27/02/07
Europe's largest independent record label, dance music imprint Ministry of Sound, has resigned from the UK independent music trade body in protest at ... Read
Babs -- 'Shut the F**K Up!' and Dance
TMZ | 27/10/06
Earlier this month, Babs performed a humorous skit on her tour that featured a George Bush impersonator. After eliciting a few jeers from the crowd, Streisand ... Read
Last Man Standing
The Sydney Morning Herald | 17/11/06
For those whose first contact with rock'n'roll was in the mid-1950s, Jerry Lee Lewis was a god. His frenetic piano playing, wildly raucous vocal delivery ... Read
Drug allegations force cancellation of Rajasthan music party
India eNews | 07/11/06
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Can bad TV save a bad music career?
Times Colonist | 23/06/08
Janet Jackson will soon be roaming the backstreets and church choirs of America on the hunt for "the next big thing" in pop. Naturally, it's all for ... More
'Nashville Star' lassos NBC
The Arizona Republic | 09/06/08
John Rich, half of the country music sensation Big & Rich, achieved stardom the old-fashioned way: He earned it.
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Miley Knows Best
Vanity Fair | 30/04/08
It's my favorite show! I love it!” says 15-year-old Miley Cyrus, speaking of Sex and the City over spinach-artichoke dip in a dingy Toluca Lake restaurant ... Read
Digital Music Industry Challenged to Follow Fans' Lead
PC World | 10/01/08
At the Consumer Electronics Show this year it's clear that consumers are making choices that are driving industry changes, and nowhere is that more evident ... Read
P&P, killer of Ghanaian music industry
Ghanamusic.com | 29/11/07
Showbiz, they say, is 90 per cent business and 10 per cent show?. But there is no denying the fact that without the 10 per cent show there is no business ... Read
Led Zeppelin promoter wishes eBay would 'drop dead and die'
The Guardian | 08/10/07
Promoter Harvey Goldsmith has branded eBay the "biggest rip-off merchants in the world" after tickets to the forthcoming Led Zeppelin gig appeared for ... Read
Chavez releases his first CD
Novosti | 02/10/07
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has released his first CD of traditional Venezuelan and Mexican music, entitled Canciones de Siempre or Songs for all ... Read
Nokia and Universal's Proposed Music Tax
The New York Times | 05/12/07
It's good to highlight inventions that, while flawed, show where things may be headed. One worth watching is the “Comes With Music” program just announced ... Read
Radiohead Launches Social Network
Wired News | 06/04/08
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For One Dominican Songwriter, Top Music Honors
The New York Times | 09/11/07
Juan Luis Guerra, a songwriter from the Dominican Republic, was the big winner at the eighth annual Latin Grammy Awards last night. His “La Llave de Mi ... Read
Tickets stampede for Kylie's huge new show at the V&A
Dailymail | 06/02/07
The Victoria and Albert Museum's new exhibition devoted to the style and fashion of Kylie Minogue is the most popular show in the museum's history before ... Read
The Pirate Bay Introduces Music Discovery Feature
Torrentfreak | 30/11/07
If you click on show detailed artist info on a torrent page it will show a list of similar artists, other albums from the same artist, upcoming concerts ... Read
The next big Ting?
Boston.com | 16/06/08
The British dance-pop duo the Ting Tings are having the kind of year most musicians dream about: hit singles in the UK, a buzzed-about showcase at South ... More
Enigmatic appeal
The Star | 11/05/08
I HAVE often railed at the fact that music has become more about the visuals than the song itself. Yet, in hypocritical fashion, I'm going to tell you ... More
Bringing Music to the War Zone in Iraq
All About Jazz | 11/05/07
The first project of its kind in the history of Iraq. Young Iraqi artists will soon have an opportunity to shine their talents through the fog of war, ... Read
A crowd moving to different beats
Telegraph | 23/03/07
It's 7.17pm on the platform of Paddington station, on a typical grey winter night. I glance up nervously at the clock, desperately thumbing the controls ... Read
If it's Bihu, let the music play
Telegraph India | 06/04/07
Bihu is synonymous with music, dance and festivities. So, when a group of experienced and young artistes got together for a music album, they decided to ... Read
Cello celebration features dance band of baby-abducting spirits
The Guardian | 01/05/07
A short piece for six cellos to be given its world premiere in Manchester this week attempts to recreate the sound of a dance band made up of a bunch of ... Read
MoS Calls For Impala Heads
Billboard | 09/03/07
Ministry of Sound has started round three in its public campaign against AIM, in protest at Impala's agreement with Warner Music Group. The dance music ... Read
Robert Wilson's ‘Persephone': Swept Away by an Unusual Destiny
The New York Times | 15/08/06
The theater director Robert Wilson has been faithful to his artistic obsessions for more than four decades. Starkly arresting visual tableaus, dramatically ... Read
Ministry of Sound quits trade body in protest over EMI bid
Guardian | 27/02/07
Europe's largest independent record label, dance music imprint Ministry of Sound, has resigned from the UK independent music trade body in protest at ... Read
Babs -- 'Shut the F**K Up!' and Dance
TMZ | 27/10/06
Earlier this month, Babs performed a humorous skit on her tour that featured a George Bush impersonator. After eliciting a few jeers from the crowd, Streisand ... Read
Last Man Standing
The Sydney Morning Herald | 17/11/06
For those whose first contact with rock'n'roll was in the mid-1950s, Jerry Lee Lewis was a god. His frenetic piano playing, wildly raucous vocal delivery ... Read