Delia Derbyshire helped define electronic music before modern tools existed. Her work at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop introduced new ways to create and shape sound, influencing everything from early experimental records to today’s film, TV, and sync production.

We provided music for the trailer for Mutiny, featuring our remix of “Step Into a World” by Haukur Karlsson and Nathan Fields.

NASA’s Artemis II mission continues its daily wake-up tradition with a curated playlist of songs chosen for the crew, ranging from pop and indie to classic rock. The selections reflect personal connections, listening habits, and a long-standing spaceflight tradition that shows how music continues to play a role even beyond Earth.

Hyped to share that our tracks were featured in the Sirāt campaign. The 2025 road drama follows a father’s search through the deserts of Morocco, brought to life with “System Break” by Darby Phillips and Nathan Fields.

A look into how Godzilla’s roar reflects modern sound design, where music industry techniques, texture-based production, and experimental audio shaping turn simple recordings into iconic sonic identities.

The Mega Marvin is redefining how horror is scored, shifting the focus from melody to texture. Built to create unpredictable, unsettling sounds, it highlights a growing trend in film and game audio where sound design and music are becoming one and the same.

A new global review analyzing over 28,000 musicians finds significantly higher rates of hearing loss, tinnitus, and sound sensitivity compared to the general population, raising ongoing concerns about long-term hearing health across the industry.

The FBI is warning of rising cybercrime targeting the music industry, with over $12 million in reported losses tied to scams, data breaches, and unauthorized use of music.

Fire can actually reveal what sound looks like. The Rubens’ Tube, a classic physics experiment, turns audio into visible flame patterns, showing how pressure and frequency shape the way we hear and feel sound. It’s a simple concept with a direct connection to how we work with music every day.

Vinyl records have officially crossed the $1 billion mark in U.S. revenue for 2025, extending nearly two decades of uninterrupted growth. Driven by major new releases and timeless catalog titles, the format continues to prove its staying power in a streaming-first era.

A 1905 Edison phonograph recording a modern hip-hop track onto a wax cylinder offers a rare look at how sound was once captured as a physical event. No digital tools, no edits, just mechanics translating vibration into a permanent groove.

We are hyped to share that our sound design elements were featured in the campaign for Fuze, a British crime thriller directed by David Mackenzie. Built around a high-stakes heist, the film leans into tension, timing, and a grounded cinematic tone.

Apple’s latest MacBook releases bring two very different options for music producers. The budget-friendly MacBook Neo introduces Apple’s A18 chip at a lower price point, while the new MacBook Pro models powered by M5 Pro push performance further for larger Logic Pro sessions and AI-assisted workflows.

Rareform Audio tracks including Midnight Writer and 4 Corners were featured in the campaign for The Secret Agent, bringing suspense and momentum to the classic spy driven spot.

Sound designer Gary Rydstrom recently reflected on the analog era of film sound, when editors had to imagine how layers would work together long before the final mix. His perspective highlights how early sound editors relied on instinct and experience, and why that mindset still matters in today’s digital workflows.

Composer Ryan Lott shares how the music of Marathon was built around the world of Tau Ceti. From prepared piano textures to transformed human vocals and expressive digital instruments, the score blends organic and futuristic sounds to reflect the game’s mysterious environment.

Apple Music is introducing new AI transparency tags that allow labels and distributors to disclose when artificial intelligence is used in music, lyrics, artwork, or videos. The move reflects a growing push across the streaming industry to provide listeners with clearer insight into how modern music is created.

AI music platforms Suno and Udio are working to formalize relationships with major record labels after facing copyright lawsuits in 2024. As licensing talks progress and legal cases continue, the broader music industry is watching closely to see how generative AI will fit into the future of recorded music.

What if the next great instrument is already sitting in a storage room? From barcode scanners to CRT televisions, obsolete electronics are being transformed into live sound systems, revealing how raw signal and human movement can reshape the way we think about music creation.

Sony Group Corporation is reportedly developing new AI detection technology capable of identifying copyrighted recordings embedded within AI-generated music. The system aims to trace training data influence and estimate how much original works contributed to synthetic tracks, potentially reshaping how the industry handles AI attribution and compensation.