Growth is a journey, and sometimes, it involves owning up to past mistakes. Recently, an artist publicly apologized to Excision and Space Laces for actions that, in hindsight, were misguided. Initially, they believed they were standing up for a friend, but now realize they were projecting personal issues onto an irrelevant situation.

They acknowledged making harsh and unfair accusations, particularly regarding ghost production rumors, and admitted that it wasn’t their place to get involved. By reaching out privately to mend relationships, they’ve taken steps toward making amends.

The apology also extended to Space Laces, recognizing that interfering in another’s business was unfair, despite good intentions. Now, with this public statement, the artist is letting go of past negativity and embracing a fresh start.

This moment serves as a reminder that accountability and growth go hand in hand. Learning from past mistakes and making things right is never easy, but it’s essential for moving forward.

Spotify has finally turned a corner, reporting its first full year of profitability in 2024, sending its stock price surging 10%. The music streaming giant closed the fiscal year with €1.14 billion in net income, a historic achievement that signals strong growth in both revenue and user engagement.

The fourth-quarter earnings exceeded expectations in revenue (€4.24 billion) and monthly active users (MAUs), reaching 675 million. This marks a 35 million net growth in MAUs, setting a record for Q4. Additionally, Spotify Wrapped played a crucial role in driving engagement.

Spotify’s strategic partnership with Universal Music Group, including new paid tiers and bundled music and non-music content, is set to fuel further growth. The company also paid a record $10 billion in royalties to the music industry.

With first-quarter projections estimating 678 million MAUs and €4.2 billion revenue, Spotify’s momentum is expected to continue into 2025.

The long-awaited Tomorrowland Belgium 2025 lineup is here, promising an extraordinary journey into its new theme, ‘Orbyz’, a mystical world of ice and mythical creatures. Taking place across two weekends (July 18-20 and July 25-27) in Boom, Belgium, this year’s edition boasts an unmatched array of global talent.

From headliners like Martin Garrix, John Summit, and Axwell, to unique B2B sets including Matisse & Sadko B2B Third Party, and even Swedish House Mafia’s alias act, the festival guarantees unforgettable experiences. Attendees can also immerse themselves in luxury camping at DreamVille or explore Global Journey packages for a seamless adventure.

Whether it’s euphoric Trance, pulsating Techno, or Bass-heavy anthems, Tomorrowland 2025 offers something for everyone, cementing its legacy as the ultimate celebration of electronic music.

Martin Garrix, the global dance music sensation, is shifting his focus in 2025. In a recent interview with RFM MAXX, the “Animals” hitmaker revealed plans to prioritize producing and releasing new tracks—especially pop—over performing live shows. Garrix stated, “I’m gonna do a little bit less shows this year, and release more.”

Known for collaborations with stars like Bebe Rexha, Dua Lipa, and Ed Sheeran, Garrix’s move highlights his versatility and deep connection to his fans’ preferences. Beyond his progressive house roots, he’s explored diverse genres through aliases like AREA 21, GRX, and YTRAM, expanding his creative horizons.

Fans needn’t worry about missing his electric stage presence. Martin Garrix is already set to perform at major events, including EDC Mexico and Ultra Miami. This change signals not an end but an evolution of his artistry, ensuring his timeless discography continues to grow.