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ASAP Rocky Shown in Video Appearing to Hold Gun Before Shooting

ASAP Rocky Shown in Video Appearing to Hold Gun Before Shooting

A surveillance video has surfaced in which A$AP Rocky is shown appearing to hold a gun right before allegedly shooting A$AP Relli. The video was shown during a court hearing to decide whether Rocky will stand trial today. A$AP Rocky Holding Gun in Video of Assault? On Monday (Nov. 20), A$AP Rocky appeared in Los Angeles court […]

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How artist subscriptions and two-tier payouts are perfect together [Mark Mulligan, MIDiA]

How artist subscriptions and two-tier payouts are perfect together [Mark Mulligan, MIDiA]

Two-tier payouts is coming to music streaming and along with it concerns about how it will affect long-tail artists. Mark Mulligan suggests ways in which Spotify and other DSPs can use the shift to help self-releasing artists “thrive in the brave new world.” by Mark Mulligan of The Music Industry Blog With two-tier licensing now a thing,

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Kanye West Premieres New Song “Vultures” Ft. Ty Dolla Sign, Lil Durk, And Bump J

Kanye West Premieres New Song “Vultures” Ft. Ty Dolla Sign, Lil Durk, And Bump J

Renowned rap icon Kanye West has made a return to the music scene with his latest track, “Vultures,” featuring collaborations with Ty Dolla Sign, Lil Durk, and Bump J. DJ Pharris exclusively premiered the song during his Friday night show on Chicago’s Power 92 radio station, marking a highly anticipated comeback for the artist. In

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Spotify will pay no royalties on tracks with under 1000 streams a year [CONFIRMED]

Spotify will pay no royalties on tracks with under 1000 streams a year [CONFIRMED]

[UPDATED] Spotify will not pay any royalties on tracks until they receive more than 1000 streams yearly, according to multiple sources. The new threshold, expected to go into effect early next year, is part of efforts by Spotify, other music streamers, and major labels to redistribute royalties from what UMG CEO Lucien Grainge calls”garbage” tracks

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