ARIA, the body behind Australia's official charts, now requires chart-eligible songs to be "substantially human made" after a Brisbane producer's AI-assisted Madonna cover topped the Dance Singles chart.
William Orbit, the British producer who ran the acid-house label Guerilla Records before shaping Madonna's Ray of Light, died on July 23 at 69; his family confirmed it on August 7, without disclosing a cause.
Confessions II, Madonna's July 3 sequel to Confessions on a Dance Floor, runs on Detroit techno and Chicago house structures instead of disco-house, and it just opened at number one in the UK, reopening a fight over who gets credit for the sound.
Madonna's 14-minute 'Confessions II - The Film', now on YouTube, threads six songs from her July album and stacks the cast with club-world faces, Honey Dijon, Arca and Shygirl among them, as she returns to the house-and-disco sound of 2005's 'Confessions on a Dance Floor'.
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