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- Reflecting on Music’s Evolution and Future in 2026
2026’s music scene is all about authenticity and connection, leaving behind the AI frenzy. As we step into 2026, the music industry finds itself at a pivotal moment. The last year has seen a remarkable shift toward a “humanity first” approach, as artists and audiences alike have pushed back against the overwhelming presence of AI-generated […] ...[TheTopNews] Read More.1 hour ago - Future in Focus: Scott Hanley of the Association of Public Radio Engineers
In this “Future in Focus” series, we’re asking industry thought leaders, executives and engineers to comment on top trends of the past year and what they expect for radio in 2026. Scott Hanley is president of the Association of Public Radio Engineers (APRE) and general manager for WZUM(AM/FM) in Pittsburgh. Radio World: What do you think is the most important thing that happened in the world of radio in 2025? Scott Hanley Scott Hanley: On the public radio side of the world, the elimination of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting will resonate deeply for years. The ensuing untangling of 50 years of leadership and standards-setting with CPB, NPR and other national leadership initiatives gave coherence to the technical, regulatory and programming mission of a legion of stations nationwide. The funding was important, but the collaboration that was encouraged by having a “system” of public broadcasting stations gave clarity to the… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago - Kudos to Frank and Dave Hertel
In September, Frank and Dave Hertel, principals of Hertel Engineering and frequent contributors to Workbench, were honored by the Kentucky Broadcasters Association with its Clarance Henson Technology Award. Though based in Indiana, they’ve served a number of stations in the Bluegrass State over the years. “Frank and Dave are not only well deserving of this honor but are also a great story of broadcast engineering legacy,” Chris Winkle, president/CEO of the KBA, told Radio World’s Nick Langan. Frank, 81, earned his FCC license when he was 18 and specialized in electronics while serving in the Indiana National Guard. He continues to build and service radio and TV stations, performing bench service and field measurements while Dave does most of the field work. Dave started going on service calls with his dad when he was five years old. His portfolio includes engineering for 100 kW Class C1 98.9 WSIP(FM) in Paintsville,… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago - Doechii and SZA’s New Track Tackles ‘Industry Plant’ AccusationsDoechii’s firing back at the haters with a powerful new track featuring SZA. Doechii and SZA have teamed up once again, releasing their latest single titled “girl, get up.” on December 31. This collaboration marks the second time the two artists have worked together, following their successful partnership on Doechii’s 2022 hit, “Persuasive.” The new […] ...[TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago
- Celebrate New Year’s Eve 2026 with Live Performances and MoreThe ball drop in Times Square is set to dazzle again, kicking off America’s 250th anniversary with music, stars, and plenty of excitement. New Year’s Eve in Times Square is a time-honored tradition dating back to 1907, and it’s ready to celebrate once again as we welcome 2026. This year marks a special occasion, with […] ...[TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago
- JPG Wraps Up His Debut Year with New Release ‘far gone’JPG’s closing out his rookie year with a strong track that showcases his talent. Keep an eye on this one. Julian Palacios, known professionally as JPG, celebrates the culmination of his inaugural year in music with the release of his latest single, “far gone.” This track comes on the heels of his debut hit, “Don’t […] ...[TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago
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