JULY NEWS YOU MAY HAVE MISSED
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Universal Pictures is developing a biopic based on Snoop Dogg’s life, with the rap icon also serving as a producer. The film will explore his rise from Long Beach to becoming one of hip hop’s biggest cultural figures, adding to the growing list of artist biopics coming to cinemas.
Dance music legend Carl Cox is set to headline Pacha ICONS at FIVE LUXE, Dubai this October. The performance marks one of the biggest dates on the city’s electronic music calendar as the Ibiza-born brand returns for another season.
Dubai beach club Kaimana has announced it will be relocating to a new venue. While details of the new space are still emerging, the move marks a new chapter for one of the city’s growing beachfront nightlife concepts.
After years as one of Dubai’s most iconic beach clubs, Zero Gravity has officially been cleared, leaving behind an empty site. The demolition marks the end of a venue that hosted countless international DJs, pool parties and festival-style events, becoming a defining part of Dubai’s nightlife history.
AI music platform Suno is facing fresh scrutiny after reports claimed it used music sourced from YouTube to help train its AI models. The allegations reignite ongoing debates around copyright, artist consent and how AI companies source music for training.
Pete Tong has publicly responded to John Summit’s allegations that he used elements of their unfinished Missing remix in a separate collaboration with Franky Rizardo. Tong denies using Summit’s work, saying both projects were developed independently, while Franky Rizardo has since withdrawn the remix from release.
British music technology brand Novation has unveiled its latest generation of music production hardware, continuing its push into modern electronic music workflows. The new releases
