New West's Delta Spirit was #1 Most Added at NonComm radio this week—tying none other than Taylor Swift—with single "It Ain't Easy." Manager Adam Harrison is retrofitting his mask with a champagne straw.

Static & Ben El have aligned forces with 3x platinum Brooklyn rapper Flipp Dinero for their latest single "Milli." Released via Saban Music Group, the genre-bending track brings in Middle Eastern hip-hop vibes and adds to the duo’s number of crossover collaborations.

Additionally, the single arrives with a music video. With snakes, money guns, a tattoo session and more, the video features the Static & Ben El, alongside Dinero, immersed in the Euro club scene.

Most recently, Static & Ben El’s single "Further Up (Na, Na, Na, Na, Na)," f/Pitbull topped various global and regional charts, while the Spanish version, “Sueblo,” hit #1 on the Hot Latin airplay chart.

Stream “Milli” f/Flipp Dinero here and check out the music video below.

U.S. tech startup Muserk and Japan’s Video Research have joined forced to create MUSERK V.I.D.

Managing the global online rights of major broadcasters, networks and production companies of Japan, the J.V. marks the time a global rights management service is being offered to the Japanese market from a company that is owned by both a U.S. and Japanese company.

The company will serve, protect and manage clients’ online video rights through Muserk’s propriety AI technology, M-Match and M-PAC, which matches data sets including language characters and content tiles uploaded via YouTube and DSPs.

“With this joint venture and the creation of Muserk V.I.D., we expect to see less piracy of Japanese content on all platforms and an opportunity for our customers to monetize their content online through royalty collection,” shared Wataru Mochizuki, President of Video Research.

“Video Research is a perfect partner with intrinsic understanding of the needs of Japanese content creators,” said Muserk Founder Paul Goldman, who will serve as CEO of the board for the J.V. based in N.Y.

Goldman adds, “Our AI technology was created by a tech team, not from music, but from biotech used to working with petabytes of data, enabling us to create a solution that has the ability for massive scale, speed and machine learning to address Japan’s vast amount of content and data complexities.”