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Warner Bros. Records has announced an expanded partnership with OVO Sound, the Toronto-based record label co-founded by platinum-selling artist Drake. – via Billboard

Fyre Fest reportedly paid Kendall Jenner $250K for a single Instagram post – via The Verge

Bridge Nine Records has signed UD powerhouse hardcore band SPINE – via SPINE

Dappled Cities – ‘IIIII’ Album Out Today – stream

Vevo has announced a new music documentary series, Off the Record. The first film is on Kasabian, who look back on how they found success. – via RotD

Sony’s The Orchard buys independent distributors finetunes and Phonofile – via Billboard

MAMMA MIA!, will commence its new national tour at the Canberra Theatre Centre on November 24 –  via MAMMA MIA!

Entries are now open for AIM’s Independent Music Awards 2017. – via RotD

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child opens on Broadway next April – The Verge

Adele earned £40m last year, says Sunday Times Rich List – via BBC

Copyright Alliance CEO Urges Modernization of the Copyright Office in Testimony Before House Appropriations Subcommittee – via Copyright Alliance

Earache Records are curating a metal-only area at this year’s Glastonbury festival – a landmark moment for the 2017 event. – via Guardian

LCD Soundsystem Have Finally Let the World Hear Their New Music – via Vulture

A business manager who stole more than $7m from Alanis Morissette and others has been sentenced to six years in prison – via Tone Deaf

The new job title of former BBC Introducing boss Jason Carter at Amazon has been revealed—the exec is Director, Prime Live Events, Amazon Tickets – via HITS

This article originally appeared on The Industry Observer, which is now part of The Music Network.