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Bethel Music CEO Joel Taylor announced Friday that he’s resigning from the popular worship ministry.
The worship music ministry that’s an extension of the charismatic Bethel Church in Redding, California, has exploded in popularity in recent years. And Taylor and his team have created songs that are sung in churches worldwide.
While Bethel Music didn’t immediately respond to The Christian Post’s request for comment, Taylor shared details about his decision in a post on social media.
“After 13 wonderful and challenging years, I’ve resigned as CEO
The Rattle opened a studio in Silver Lake last year, which it operates as something between a startup accelerator, art co-op, coworking space and venture studio. Its goal is to rethink the way musicians and artists are compensated for creating something new or groundbreaking.
“In the music economy, artists are treated like writers of music for some label or publisher, so that the grown-ups can go and sort it out afterwards,” said Chris Howard, CEO of The Rattle. “We wanted to see if we could translate the principles of startups and entrepreneurship to artists.”
This week, the Los Angeles and
The new Apple Music integration will allow customers to access their personal Apple Music accounts directly from the Audi infotainment system.
Audi announced that it is integrating Apple Music, a premium music streaming subscription service, directly into select models. The new Apple Music service in the infotainment system will give users the ability to access their subscription directly from the Multi-Media
