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Berklee Partners with MIT to Help Students Get Paid for Their Music

RAIDAR, a new licensing platform, makes it easier for student musicians to earn money from their songs and retain full control over their work.

Producer and engineer John Escobar — John Escobar, assistant professor in the Music Production and Engineering Department, teaches students how to use advanced spatial and immersive audio technology.

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A Symphony Hall for Your Head: What Is Spatial Audio and Should You Care About It?

Production and engineering faculty sound off on the benefits—and pitfalls—of audio's immersive new frontier.

A Sonic History of Auto-Tune According to T-Pain

From Roger Troutman to Dr. Dre, J.Lo to OutKast, listen to artists that shaped T-Pain's signature "sing-rap" vocal style.

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OZY: A Black Harpist Makes Classical Music for the Moment

Charles Overton, a Berklee alumnus and Boston Conservatory at Berklee teacher, is a rising star on the Boston music scene thanks in part to his new, original composition in response to the killing of George Floyd.

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VICE: Bad Deals Are Baked into the Way the Music Industry Operates

Tonya Butler, chair of the Music Business/Management Department, provides commentary in this story, part of a series examining the music industry's treatment of Black artists.

Salem Ilese and Berklee’s Bonnie Hayes on Viral TikTok Hit ‘Mad at Disney’

The song is now one of the top 50 most-streamed songs globally on Spotify.

BerkleeNYC will launch its first Master of Arts degree program in fall 2021.

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BerkleeNYC to Offer Master of Arts in Creative Media and Technology

Launching in fall 2021, the one-year graduate program will consist of three specializations: songwriting and production, live experience design, and writing and design for musical theater.

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