Photo Credit: Stromae Warner Chappell Music renews its worldwide administration deal with Belgian artist Stromae’s label Mosaert, in a deal led by WCM France. Mosaert, the independent creative house and
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If any new artist deserves to reign alongside revered indie icons in the vein of Lorde, London Grammar, Tom Odell and Lucy Dacus, it’s Maisy Grace. On her latest single,
Photo Credit: Dionne Warwick by Neil Grabowsky for Montclair Film / CC by 2.0 Dionne Warwick files eight counterclaims against the royalty collection agency that sued her last year, accusing
With an audible reverence to authenticity and after perfecting the art form of transforming indie nostalgia into tones that ring with the assurance of familiarity instead of assimilation, the breakout
Buke and Gase, the duo of Arone Dyer and Aron Sanchez who formed in 2008, have decided it’s time to call it quits. “I’m sitting here trying to write a
Photo Credit: CelebrityABC / CC by 2.0 A new lawsuit against the Michael Jackson estate isn’t delaying the release of Michael, which is now scheduled to receive an early screening
Photo Credit: tinyPod A growing number of people, especially Gen Z, are looking to move away from streaming services, and Apple’s old iPod devices are having a resurgence. People are
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Photo Credit: Alvaro Reyes YouTube’s Global Head of Music reaffirmed the company’s stance on embracing AI, but doubled down on building guardrails for likeness detection and fighting the spread of
Chance the Rapper performing live. Photo Credit: Julio Enriquez The USA v. Live Nation antitrust trial isn’t the only music-world legal battle that’s unfolding. Now, Chance the Rapper and Pat
