Universal Music Group recorded double-digit year-over-year revenue boosts in streaming, publishing, and other categories during Q3 2021. Building upon the
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Robyn Cage Discusses Sync Licensing Tips for Beginners on Songtradr
Photo Credit: Robyn Cage Robyn Cage is hard at work on her third studio album in Utah, but she found
CISAC Global Collections Slumped to €9.32 Billion During 2020’s Lockdown — Down 9.9% From 2019
The International Confederation of Societies of Authors and Composers (CISAC) has revealed that its global collections fell by nearly 10
Kanye West’s ‘Donda’ Album Hits 1 Billion Streams on Spotify
Kanye West’s Donda album has reached one billion streams on Spotify. Spotify made the announcement on October 25, though the
Meek Mill Says His Record Label Isn’t Paying Him And He’s About to Leak His Contract
Photo Credit: bobjim4726 / CC by 3.0 Meek Mill has taken to Twitter to air frustrations with his recording contracts.
Primary Wave Acquires Stake in Luther Vandross’ Catalog Following Deals With Bing Crosby, Gerry Goffin Estates
Primary Wave has officially made its third high-profile IP acquisition in October, purchasing a stake in the catalog of “Never
A2IM-Backed ‘Protect Working Musicians Act’ Aims to Help Indie Musicians ‘Negotiate with Dominant Streaming Platforms’
A photograph of the Capitol Building’s western side. Photo Credit: Martin Falbisoner A U.S. lawmaker has introduced the Protect Working
YouTube Partners With Ed Sheeran For First Ever Full Album Preview on Shorts
Photo Credit: YouTube Shorts Ed Sheeran is giving his fans a full preview of his album = on YouTube Shorts.
Exceleration Music Acquires Chicago-Based Bloodshot Records Amid ‘Irreconcilable Differences Between the Founders’
Murder By Death, a Bloodshot Records act, performing live. Photo Credit: Julio Enriquez Indie-focused music-investment company Exceleration Music has officially
Streaming Services Officially Publish Their 2023-2027 Mechanical Rate Proposals — This Is Gonna Be an Uphill Battle for Publishers
Washington, D.C.’s James Madison Memorial Building, which houses the U.S. Copyright Office. Last week, National Music Publishers’ Association (NMPA) president