Don't miss CoinDesk's Consensus 2022, the must-attend crypto & blockchain festival experience of the year in Austin, TX this June 9-12. Over the past few years, Cherie Hu has become one of the music ...

Curiosity might have killed the cat, but for musicians, it’s often the launchpad of creativity and innovation. 2023 saw the rapid growth of OpenAI’s powerful ChatGPT artificial intelligence tool, and ...

Innovative Mongolian rock group and global phenomenon THE HU will continue to dominate audiences worldwide in 2025 as they announce dates for the European leg of their headlining “Incarnation” World ...

Mongolian folk metal phenoms The Hu have just released a killer cover of Metallica’s “Sad But True.” A music video accompanies the Metallica cover, delivering sacred messages about the natural world.

Hampton University owes a lot to R. Nathaniel Dett. The music educator and composer founded HU’s department of music and led its renowned choir on a European tour, all in the early decades of the 20th ...

THE HU—Mongolian rock sensation and UNESCO “Artist For Peace” ambassadors - have today (February 10) shared a new version of their 2022 groundbreaking single “This Is Mongol.” With featured guest ...

Mongolian heavy rockers The Hu have found themselves stranded in Australia while on tour, after the coronavirus pandemic led to their home country closing its borders. In an attempt to make the most ...

Music is a bridge, in many ways, between countries and cultures. To the members of The HU, architects of one such bridge, music is also a way to explore what it means to feel, be, and create. The band ...

Since last fall, The HU has quickly become a YouTube sensation. By Bryan Reesman The HU are coming. No, not that Who — this HU, the Mongolian one. And yes, the band has heard that joke before. The ...

It's not every day you see a horsehead fiddle in the flesh. Credit: Photo by Eric Sauseda Modern music is performative. The moment we invented amplifiers, devices that exist specifically to make the ...

Over the past few years, Cherie Hu has become one of the music business’s most reliable prognosticators – the kind of specialist who knows exactly where the market is going, and how it’s going to get ...