After its successful 90s Pop Tour, Bobo is branching out.
With the growth of the recorded music business in North America and Europe slowing, the industry will soon have to look to other markets and products to keep the dough rolling in.
Layoffs earlier this year at the record labels were aimed at positioning companies for the music business of the future. Is radio still part of that outlook?
The Los Angeles-based label/distributor behind physical releases by ATEEZ and P1Harmony is set to launch a new brick-and-mortar "fan space" in Atlanta.
"This partnership will take my music to new heights," the rapper says of the multi-album deal with BMG.
The country artist was previously signed to Columbia Records.
With the domestic market more reliant on subscriptions than ever, growth on that front is slowing – and most other categories aren't contributing much uptick yet.
The deal to give UMG digital distribution rights to HYBE labels will last for 10 years.
The "Plan A" rapper and singer will release new music in 2024.
"Austin" resides at No. 74 on the Billboard Hot 100 and at No. 17 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart.
