Bad Bunny’s Un Verano Sin Ti (Rimas) returns to #1 for its third non-consecutive week, while Luke Combs' Growin' Up (RHA/Columbia Nashville) will score the top debut this week with Growin’ Up and...
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Beyoncé's return to radio has programmers all in on the Parkwood/Columbia diva's "BREAK MY SOUL." Peter Gray is quarterbacking the year's biggest launch, with Bey's track #1 Most Added at six formats for 335 adds total.
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Baz Luhrmann’s cinematic phantasmagoria Elvis had a strong opening at the box office this weekend, earning north of $31m. Could catalog streams of the King's hits be similarly boffo?
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Scott Williams has been promoted to president of Downtown Music Holdings’ CD Baby and Soundrop. He was previously chief technology officer of CD Baby.
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New releases from Drake and Beyoncé are capturing the ears of Shazammers on both sides of the pond this week, while Netflix is responsible for juicing up a couple of vintage tunes.
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Since her arrival in Los Angeles in the early 1980s, Melissa Etheridge has been a leading voice at the intersection of LGBTQ+ rights, music and mainstream acceptance.
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SoundExchange is suing Slacker to recover unpaid royalties owed to performers and rights owners.
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Superstar/mega-producer and songwriter Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds has inked a deal with Michelle Jubelirer's Capitol Records, the first fruit of which will be his 10/29 album Girls' Night Out, featuring an array of rising female R&B artists.
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The Recording Academy's Black Music Collective and Amazon Music have selected four HBCU students as recipients of the Your Future Is Now scholarship.
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The judiciary committee of California’s state senate has rejected a bill that called for the repeal of a 1987 amendment to California’s so-called Seven Year Statute as it related to recording artists.
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 PERFORMERS SPEAK OUT AT GLASTOSingers voice their dismay over the Supreme Court's latest decision. (6/28a)
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