Durk's lawyers say the shooting hadn't happened yet when he wrote the lyrics — and they want to know if the feds are suggesting he has magic powers to see the future.
While the case of Sean “Diddy” Combs is the legal story of the year in the music industry, it’s business as usual for top attorneys who are making deals, guiding clients and watching out for AI.
Cloud Music shares rose 10.5%, leading the Billboard Global Music Index’s 3.6% increase this week.
Produced by the Music Sustainability Alliance and focused on advancing environmentally friendly practices within the music industry, the conference happened on April 15 in L.A.
Labels, live businesses and streaming companies’ stocks are mostly living up to music’s reputation as a sturdy investment option in down times. Radio is another story.
The rapper asked for more time to respond to new charges, but a federal judge say the case will go to trial as scheduled next month.
Also this week: Sonic Unyon Records launches SUM Artist Management.
“As long as the artists I’m working with are equally or more passionate than me, I know they won’t quit on that dream,” says Atlantic’s Michael Parker.
Thirteen years after launching, YouTube’s stageside view into Coachella has become an invaluable resource for fans, and a huge opportunity for artists.
The lawsuit, filed over a dance set to Charli's "Apple", is the latest in a long line of cases filed over viral dance moves used in video games.
