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THE SPOTLIGHT
Fender Billie Eilish Signature Ukulele
As soon as she burst onto the scene with her 2015 single “Ocean Eyes”, it was clear that Billie Eilish is a force to be reckoned with. In the years since, she has established herself as a new kind of pop culture icon, taking the fashion and music industries by storm on her own terms. Billie’s meteoric ascent to pop stardom started with the ukulele, the first instrument she learned to play. Designed in collaboration with Billie Eilish, her Signature Ukulele is a stage-ready instrument that embodies Billie’s bold, unmistakable style.
THE BUSINESS
Gibson Guitars Acquires Mesa/Boogie Amplifiers
The legendary amp maker joins legendary guitar maker. Results, while pending, will most likely be legendary.
The 10 best acoustic guitarists in the world right now
Some of the acoustic guitar players in this rundown are the hardest working players we know – touring, creating, striving to maintain their craft. It’s a difficult journey to maintain and especially so in this year. Which makes their achievements all the more impressive.
Philadelphia Orchestra performs a Mahler ‘Symphony No. 4’ you’ve probably never heard before
The world refuses to do without Gustav Mahler, whose symphonies require a density of musicians that’s not at all appropriate in our era of social distancing.
THE NEW STUFF
Limited Edition Marvel Ukuleles
Inspired by the infamous Marvel Comics and Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Avengers & Captain Marvel collector Ukuleles have been specifically designed to provide a quintessentially cool look and is the perfect option for musicians of all ages. Only 2000 of each style have been manufactured, and they are being sold exclusively through Interstate Music.
Ernie Ball Bass Strings
Ernie Ball offers a vast selection of electric bass strings, all made in sunny California, USA. Their electric bass strings are constructed using a variety of high-quality metals, including nickel, cobalt, and stainless steel. Before you start shopping, you’ll need to consider the number of strings on your bass, the scale length, your playing style and musical genre, how often you play, and the tonal quality desired.
