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Working with hits like "‘Message To My Girl’, ‘Don’t Dream It’s Over’, ‘Better Be Home Soon’, is a privilege we don’t take for granted."

"We have a rare opportunity to shape what our city looks like after dark in a way that offers something for everyone,” says Jess Scully.

The heirs of Jimi Hendrix's former bandmates are suing Sony Music U.K. for millions over copyright issues and streaming royalties.

In 1972, Wheatley changed direction, stayed in music. He'd work alongside bands instead of inside one. History tells us it was a masterstroke.

Live performance royalty cheques will continue to roll in, even for those musicians whose shows were scrapped due to the Omicron variant.

Both parties say this arrangement should facilitate more sales, and eliminate much of the guesswork for event organisers.

Featuring members of Blood Duster, Captain Cleanoff, The Day Everything Became Nothing, and more, Remains come "fully equipped to destroy".

Sam Ford talks Tone City, its new label and Artist Development Program, and the fresh sounds coming from the West Coast.

Pixie Weyand launches Feed Music, an online tool that connects artist to their favorite businesses to cut pressure in these hard times.

Death by Denim release ‘Make It Up As We Go,’ their first on the label and the fourth cut from forthcoming second set "Moonbow."