Is this a scam? This is one of the questions I ask a lot when I'm job hunting. Unfortunately, it's in all industries, including the music industry. Like most scams, it's hard to see at first, but a good rule of thumb is if it's too good to be true, it probably is.

“Soundcheck: Mental Health in the Canadian Music Industry” is the first national study of its kind. This is a National Report released in January 2026 by Catherine Harrison and Revelios. It disclosed that 94% of music professionals view mental health issues as “prevalent” in their industry, and 53% have felt that life was not worth living. The report starts off explaining, "Despite its cultural and economic importance, the Canadian music industry has lacked national, Canada-s

Hold music for your business is vital. Hold music, also known as MOH, Music-On-Hold, or Phone Hold Music, is essential for any business. Continue reading Guide To Hold Music for Your Business

In spite of the positive aspects of enjoying live artists and gathering with fellow music-lovers, there is a dark side that will undoubtedly cause major issues for the environment once festivals resume. While wrapped up in the fun of an event, people may forget to be mindful of their negative effects on the environment. This is a problem that must be addressed by environmentally-conscious individuals. Continue reading Don’t Be Trashy at Music Festivals

The article discusses the rise in electronic waste (e-waste) due to advancements in music technology, such as CD players and smartphones. While modern devices enhance music enjoyment, they contribute to e-waste, with only 10% being recycled. The piece highlights environmental risks from improper disposal and suggests practices for sustainable music consumption. Continue reading How Music Devices Contribute to E-Waste Problems