After amicably parting ways with José Levy, the Argentine singer is now co-managed by Armando Lozano and Natanael Real.
The news comes after the pop star scored her first slate of Grammy nominations, including in all of the Big Four categories.
The rapper's lawyers claimed that “inflammatory" statements to the press were threatening his right to a fair trial, but the judge said he could not issue such an "extreme" order.
The Billboard Global Music Index rose 2.4% to an all-time high of 2,043.02 and increased its year-to-date gain to 33.2%.
Also this week in publishing news: PULSE forms a joint venture with Gabe Simon, Austin Corona signs with Sony/Bossy and more.
The pop star, who was scheduled to perform in the Indonesian capital on Nov. 9, announced that ticket refunds will be made from the point of purchase.
Adding two additional felony counts against Durk, a new indictment also says the rapper explicitly referenced the attack in one of his songs to "commercialize" his crime.
Independent artists and labels had a 46.7% share of the global recorded music business in 2023, according to a new MIDiA Research report — 11 points higher than their U.S. share.
A major ruling is looming in the long-running lawsuit, which claims the DJ used his fame to "sexually victimize underage girls.”
Also this week: Keith Richards joins Reliant, a Chinese music platform says its president left months ago and Sony Publishing's U.S. sample clearance team promotes leader.
