News From the Music World
Universal Music Group ditches agencies and creates House of Carmen, a game-changing creator platform connecting influencers with artists for lucrative campaigns. The music giant’s bold move reshapes the $24 billion influencer landscape. Creators with just 1,000 followers can join.
Live Nation’s $1.3 billion debt gamble could transform the music industry landscape while investors fret over dilution risks. The entertainment giant is silently building an empire that might reshape how artists earn.
MCA’s Cindy Finke exits amid music industry’s power struggle. Is her departure the canary in the coal mine for Nashville’s shifting media landscape? Record labels are scrambling to adapt.
Taylor Swift’s revolutionary “The Life of a Showgirl” isn’t just breaking sales records—it’s demolishing the music industry’s entire playbook. Her theatrical premieres and strategic collaborations might forever change how music reaches fans. Industry executives are trembling.
83% of songwriters receive zero royalties while billions sit unclaimed. The music industry’s broken payment system leaves creators empty-handed. AI might finally fix this injustice.
Music industry powerhouse Tina Crawford exits 33 Creative for bold new venture, leaving industry insiders questioning what seismic shifts might follow. Her next move could redefine the landscape.
Is the music industry rigged against songwriters? Lola Young battles producer Carter Lang over writing credits for hit song “Messy” in explosive legal showdown. The ruling could transform artist-producer relationships forever.
Lola Young’s battle with her “messy” producer exposes the music industry’s dirty secret: 70% of songwriting disputes stem from a single devastating mistake. Is your creative work protected?
Music giants near deals with AI firms on micropayments that could rewrite royalty rules. Taylor Swift’s catalog hangs in the balance. The industry may never be the same.
As the music industry chews up artists in 2025, nearly one-third face poor mental health while losing insurance coverage. The crisis shows no signs of stopping.
