Virgin Music Group’s Clairo graces the cover of Spotify’s New Music Friday upon the release of her third album, Charm. “Add Up My Love” sits at #2 on the list. Also, new cuts by Eminem, Ice Spice, Central Cee...
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John Summit has released his long-anticipated debut album, Comfort in Chaos. Arriving via Darkroom and his own house and techno label, Experts Only, the 12-track LP features...
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As promised, Eminem delivered his 12th album, The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce), today.
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Sergi Reitg has been promoted to VP of premium content at Sony Music Latin-Iberia. Reitg will oversee strategic audiovisual initiatives in Spain and Mexico and collaborate with Sony's Miami and L.A. teams.
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PEARL JAM ON THE MEND, EURO FESTS KEEP DANCINGThe Count looks ahead to a busy festival weekend in Europe, with Pearl Jam headlining events in Madrid and Lisbon, Airbeat One offering the harder side of electronic music in Neustadt, Germany, and Nicki Minaj holding court at Wireless in London.
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iHeartMedia New York's Z100 will hold its free Summer Bash on 8/8, with Teddy Swims, BIA, Shaboozey and more onstage.
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Olivia Rodrigo and American Express, Sony's LinkBuds S and Dr. Martens are firing back up the #GUTSWORLDTOURBUSEXPERIENCE just in time for the GUTS World Tour to resume next week in Philadelphia.
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As we hit the MLB All-Star break, industry eyes are riveted on such heavy hitters as Eminem, Zach, Janick, Seth England, Lucy Dickins, Austin Neal and a bunch of talented youngsters sporting Columbia-red unis. Check out their launch angles—and take a swing at HITS List.
Shaboozey’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” jumps to #1 on this week’s Song Revenue Chart behind a $186k take, unseating Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” which settles at #2. Sabrina Carpenter holds serve, retaining two tracks in the Top 5.
VMG and Frontier Works, a Japanese animation-production company, have joined forces to meet the growing global demand for Japanese culture and content.
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