May 19, 2016 • 1 min read

CMU's One Liners: YouTube Red, Spotify, Rage Against The Machine, more

YouTube Red launches in Australia, Francis Keeling joins Spotify, and Rage Against The Machine, BadBadNotGood and others share new music.

Other notable announcements and developments today...

• YouTube's Red subscription offer has launched in Australia, so for a monthly fee of AUS$11.99 folks down under can strip the site of ads. • Until recently Universal Music's Global Head Of Digital Business, Francis Keeling is now Global Head Of Licensing at Spotify. So that's fun, isn't it? • Rage Against The Machine are doing something. Possibly with Chuck D. Possibly not with all four members of the band. • Imagine a world where Willow Smith is making music with Michael Cera. Stop imagining, you already live in that world. • Richard Ashcroft has made a new video. He hopes you will watch it (it is for the song 'Hope'). • BadBadNotGood have announced that they will release their new album 'IV' on 8 Jul. Here's the first single 'Time Moves Slow', featuring Sam Herring of Future Islands • Highasakite have released a video for latest single 'Golden Ticket'. They'll be playing three headline shows following their Great Escape appearance this week, including at Village Underground in London on 24 May. • Marcus Whale has released a new single, 'Vapour'. His debut solo album, 'Inland Sea', is due out on 10 Jun. • Japanese rock group Band-Maid will release their debut international album 'Brand New Maid' on 17 Jun. Here's opening track 'The Non-Fiction Days'. • Becky Hill has apparently never played a headline show before, which surely can't be right. Well, she definitely will have after 2 Nov, when she plays Electrowerkz in London. Here's new single 'Back To My Love'.

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