This week in the publishing world, Songclip expands its reach, Concord and WCM nab new country talents, and more
Knox previously served as senior vp of peermusic Nashville.
The deal includes the band's iconic hit "Drive."
The deal includes Waters' entire catalog of songs, including "Mannish Boy,” “Rollin’ Stone" and “Champagne & Reefer."
Dubbed Muserk Connect, the new arm of the rights management firm will use proprietary technology to "level the playing field" for independent songwriters.
The beloved country singer-songwriter leaves behind genre favorites, including 'Coal Miner’s Daughter' and 'You Ain't Woman Enough (To Take My Man).'
The voluntary move from NMPA, NSAI and DiMA shows additional details about "Phonorecords IV" from its initial Aug. 31 announcement.
The rapper leaves behind a legacy of hip-hop hits, most importantly the iconic — and lucrative — "Gangsta's Paradise."
Avicii’s genius is in good hands for the foreseeable future, as his family has sold 75% of his master recordings and publishing to Pophouse Entertainment, the same company that helped the Bergling family open the interactive tribute museum in Stockholm, “Avicii Experience,” back in February
