Music Feeds
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 Music Feeds Issue 14 | |
| Founder | Joel King |
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| Founded | 2008 |
| Company | Evolve Media LLC |
| Country | Australia |
| Based in | Sydney |
| Language | English |
| Website | musicfeeds |
Music Feeds is an Australian digital music publication founded in 2008 by media entrepreneur Joel King, based in Sydney.
Initially launched as a small street press and online publication focused on independent and underground music, the publication expanded in 2011 into a broader digital music news platform covering Australian and international music news, tours, festivals, and popular culture. In 2013, Music Feeds launched Music Feeds Studio inside Sydney’s Megaphon Studios, producing artist livestreams, interviews, and live-session performances. In 2014, Music Feeds was acquired by Evolve Media LLC.
History
[edit]Music Feeds was founded in 2008 by Joel King as a street press and independent music publication focused primarily on local Australian artists and underground music scenes.
Following the growth of digital publishing and social media distribution, the publication shifted toward a digital-first music news model in 2011, rapidly expanding its online audience and editorial coverage.
In 2013, the company launched Music Feeds Studio inside Sydney's Megaphon Studios, producing artist livestreams, interviews and performances featuring Australian and international acts.
The publication was acquired by Evolve Media LLC in 2014.
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