Hello, Tunedly fans. This is the Weekly Top Picks newsletter by Tunedly, your unique masked music discovery and favourite recording studio platform.

In this week’s newsletter, we are pleased to provide you with the latest update on the matter you have been awaiting: the situation regarding Silicon Valley Bank (since it has affected some of you). This issue mainly focuses on music, of course. As such, we are also excited to share our article on essential tools music lovers might find useful. Stay tuned for other topics you’re sure to enjoy. Don’t miss out on the music features – check them out below!

Before we start, a quote:

“A lot of times, people are ashamed of feeling weak and being rejected – so it’s liberating to be able to sing about those things. And it’s amazing when other people don’t feel alone because they hear it.” — Banks

WHAT’S TRENDING

Enhance Your Listening Experience with These Must-Have Tools for Musicophiles

As a music lover, there’s nothing quite like getting lost in the rhythm and melody of your favorite songs. However, to fully immerse yourself in the experience, you need the right tools and equipment.

In this article, we’ve compiled a list of must-have tools for musicophiles that will elevate your listening pleasure to new heights. Don’t miss out on these essential items and share this article with your fellow music lovers to help them enhance their own music enjoyment.

Mathematics and Music are related!

What if you’re told that music has its roots in mathematics. It might sound odd to you but Math and music are related even though they are completely different fields of study. It is recorded that Albert Einstein, one of the greatest scientists of the 20th century, used to play music whenever he was stuck on a math problem.

There are strong connections between them and there are times when math and music overlap. It might even seem illogical to compare the two, but the similarities between them are more than you can imagine. It is usually unheard of for people good at math to be good at music and vice versa. It is believed that studying one can help lead to success in the other.

Twitter played a role in the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank – new research

“When we looked at what happened to the stocks of all the banks with vulnerable balance sheets from March 6 to March 13, the one-third of banks with the most tweets experienced declines in their share prices on average about twice as large as the others.”

Gimme Radio shuts down as startup funding squeeze starts to bite

“The company, which launched in 2017 with a radio-like streaming app for metal music before later adding a second country-focused station, is shutting down.”

LIGHTENING THINGS UP

This week’s Lightening Things Up feature will present insightful and informative tidbits pertaining to the intersection of music and financial institutions. Let’s go! (PS: Ayre is accepting new clients, don’t miss out!)

Did you know?

1. The music industry has a significant impact on the economy, generating billions of dollars in revenue each year. Financial institutions such as banks and investment firms play a crucial role in funding music-related projects and supporting the growth of the industry.

2. Many musicians and artists rely on loans and financing from banks to fund their projects and advance their careers. In some cases, financial institutions may also offer specialized services such as royalty financing or music asset management to help musicians manage their finances and maximize their earnings.

3. Digital streaming has revolutionized the music industry and has also created new opportunities for financial institutions. Companies such as PayPal and Square have entered the music space, offering payment processing and e-commerce solutions for artists, record labels, and music streaming services.

We’ve reached the end. Be safe and have an amazing week!