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Available in print and online, LOUDER magazine aims to inspire music makers and fans alike.Signal Path Podcast: Choker

Listen to the latest SIGNAL PATH podcast with CHOKER, an innovative singer, producer and SHURE24 Audience Choice winner.
The 5 Favorite Amps of Rabea Massaad

So you’ve got amazing chops and a fancy guitar. But you’ll only ever sound as good as the amplifier you’re using. RABEA MASSAAD, guitarist for the UK metal bands Toska and Dorje, shares his five all-time favorite amps with LOUDER.
Signal Path Podcast: Debit

Listen to the latest SIGNAL PATH podcast with DEBIT, a producer, DJ and SHURE24 Audience Choice winner.
Shure24: Forging New Traditions with Hibotep

HIBOTEP is a Somali-born producer, rapper, designer and DJ shaking up the cultural underground of Uganda’s capital city Kampala. As a SHURE24 nominee, she is pushing the boundaries of audio culture.
Signal Path Podcast: Paul Leonard-Morgan

Listen to the latest SIGNAL PATH podcast with PAUL LEONARD-MORGAN, an Emmy-nominated, BAFTA-winning composer for film and television.
Keeping the Music Alive - Shure Friends, Signature Brew Are Fighting the Good Fight

With restrictions now starting to ease, we sat down with their Head of Marketing, John Longbottom, to understand how the business survived lockdown while supporting independent musicians in the process.
Thump for Your Rump: Why Drummers Need Tactile Monitoring

Never heard of tactile monitoring before? LOUDER reveals how TIM PORTER and DIL DAVIES are shaking the drum world from the bottom up.
How to Use the MV7 for Video Calls

Can you hear me now? The new MV7 microphone is an excellent solution for video calls on your Mac or PC using conferencing platforms such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Bluejeans.
Signal Path Podcast: Black Pumas

Listen to the latest SIGNAL PATH podcast with ADRIAN QUESADA and ERIC BURTON from the Grammy-nominated psychedelic soul band BLACK PUMAS.
Shure24: Lullatone Turn Pipe Dreams Into Reality

For YOSHIMI and SHAWN SEYMOUR, the creative forces behind the sound studio LULLATONE, a normal workday might consist of recording gusts of whooshing air or building custom instruments from plastic pipes.
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