That includes 29 catalogs worth $440 million that the London-listed fund's board has agreed to sell to the Blackstone-backed Hipgnosis Songs Capital.
Also this week in publishing news: Kobalt signed Jake Torrey, Pulse and Wide Eyed Entertainment extended with Solly and more.
The música mexicana artist is currently on his sold-out U.S. Terapia Tour, which wraps up Nov. 12 in San Diego.
The multihyphenate mogul on why his new album will unify R&B, the 'Verzuz' battle he wants to see, and feeling like "a 26-year-old in a 53-year-old body."
The new service aims to help protect 90% of the world's music from “the pervasive issue of Illegal musical content online."
The new deal will provide next-generation transparency to clients.
Ma$e, Faith Evans and the Estate of the Notorious B.I.G. are among those who have already signed agreements
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After Billboard reported that BMI may sell, ASCAP began posting on social media, highlighting its distinctions from its competitor.
In a letter to BMI CEO and president Mike O'Neill, songwriter groups ask for "real, substantive answers" about how its new business moves will affect signees.