AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMusic Education Boost: England is rolling out a £12.5m “Music in Libraries” plan, co-designed with the Ed Sheeran Foundation, to fund free library studio spaces and recording gear. K-Pop Expansion: idntt is back as a 20-member group with a new unit and album, “itsnotover,” plus a fresh comeback cycle. New Releases (Caribbean Pop): Crispin Brooks, Shara Vallee and Willo drop “Run Away,” leaning into Caribbean rhythm and video-first ambition. New Releases (Metalcore): Miss May I announces “No Place For Me” (Oct 2) and shares “Sanctuary.” Policy & Censorship Fight: A proposed bill in South Korea would require pre-screening lyrics for “harmful to minors,” raising censorship fears. Live Music/Community: Lovegrass Music Festival returns to Wilson State Park Aug. 6–8 with bluegrass, workshops, camping and family activities. Tragedy in the Headlines: A Bangkok music bar fire killed at least 27 and left dozens critically injured, with victims reportedly trapped near windowless bathrooms.
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