De Graaaf co-founded the Dutch label in 1999, helping turn it into a powerhouse of the EDM era and beyond.
As streaming growth slows in mature markets, the majors are increasingly looking to labels, catalogs and services in emerging markets overseas.
Lee Greenwood’s patriotic tune is the former president’s preferred walk-on song. Can you put a price on that?
The superstar rapper walked out of jail a free man on Thursday (Oct. 31), but that climactic moment was set into motion months ago.
Also up north this week: Oak View Group expands its Canadian presence with a key new hire.
An appeals court says that allowing Sheeran's accusers to proceed with their infringement lawsuit over “Thinking Out Loud” could "stifle creativity" for future songwriters.
Also this week: SongVest hires a chief strategist, a Warner veteran joins Berklee, Killphonic Rights overhauls leadership and the CMA Foundation has a new senior director.
Also: Slipstream acquires Anthem Entertainment's production music businesses, Reactional Music strikes a licensing deal with classical music giant Naxos and more.
The new complaint accuses Eothen "Egon" Alapatt, who was previously sued by the estate of Madlib collaborator MF DOOM, of "repeatedly breaching his duties" for his own benefit.
More than two years after he was arrested on sweeping gang charges, Thug's guilty plea marks a key turning point in a criminal case that has rocked the music industry.
