Stuart Dredge is the Head of Insight at his current employer. He covers a diverse range of topics including the music business, concerts and festivals, entertainment news, and legal affairs related to the industry. Stuart's work has been featured in Online Personals Watch, Music Ally, and The Drop.
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Stuart Dredge's coverage primarily focuses on content and publishing, particularly in the music industry. His articles often feature press releases and private sector announcements regarding music festivals, startups, vinyl records, AI in the music industry, music consumption, and overall trends within the sector.
Given his reliance on press releases and private sector announcements for article material, individuals or organizations looking to capture Stuart's attention should consider offering exclusive insights into emerging trends or providing access to newsworthy data related to these topics. Additionally, he may be interested in interviews with key figures from companies making significant strides within the music industry or those involved in innovative projects at the intersection of technology and music.
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SoundCloud wants to help its community of artists plot an ethical path through the promotional waters.
Genius now has more than 100 million monthly visitors and 25m annotations of lyrics on its service.
Like an in-the-zone best-friend at the tail-end of a wedding reception, Apple Music simply can’t be dragged off the dancefloor in 2026.
The South Korean government wants more competition in the market, and its new fund aims to give smaller K-Pop firms a launchpad for growth.
By: Stuart Dredge
Having built one of YouTube’s largest music-channel network, Andre Benz sold it to Create Music Group in 2022 then launched Broke Records.
If you’re looking at how major labels are reshaping themselves for the next era, Rebecca Allen is one of the best primary sources.
Linear Festivals started as a performing-arts festival taking place along the metro line in Bangalore, focused on unconventional venues and a diverse range of artists.
The Act is the proposed US legislation tackling unauthorised AI deepfakes, which was recently reintroduced for a third time in the Senate.
BandLab for Education 2.0 costs $2.50 per student per year although it has free-access options for eligible schools too.
By: Stuart Dredge
Stop us if you've heard this one before: the music industry wants permission, payment and transparency from AI companies.
