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WME Hires Two New Agents to Strengthen Contemporary Music Division
"Together, they strengthen WME's footprint in both live touring and developing talent markets."
CMA and Disney Extend Partnership Through 2032, Adding Disney+ Streaming
"Extending our collaboration with Disney and expanding the show to livestream on Disney+ marks an exciting next step for CMA, allowing us to reach new audiences while continuing our role in elevating and shaping the genre."
Why Top 40 Radio Needs to Look at the Man in the Mirror
"A funny thing happened on the way to the Michael movie. The Top 40 audience forgot to agree with your radio station."
The Industry According To: Michael Starr, Glassnote Records
"How many of today's artists and hits from this decade will still be in core libraries with steady touring careers 2 decades from now?"
Radio Should Be Asking the Same Question EDM Already Answered
The question for every programmer, PD, and market manager right now is simple: are we giving people something worth connecting to?
Beastie Boys’ Mike D Finally Steps Into the Spotlight as Solo Act
"MCA passed away in 2012, effectively ending the Beastie Boys as a performing unit."
Sony Music Reports Record Profits Driven by Streaming Growth
"Streaming remains the engine driving Sony's growth. Full-year recorded music streaming revenue grew 9%"
Az Cohen and Believe Launch AZTEC, a New Artist-First Record Label
"In an industry that's become increasingly about quick wins and short-term virality, we are artists, engineers, planners and warriors with a singular focus: building empires with our artists and partners."
Country Radio’s Cheat Code: Key Takeaways From Techsurvey 2026
"It completely removes the boardroom guesswork, where people who haven't been to a tailgate in a decade try to predict the future, and asks the audience exactly what they want."
Sony Music Pursues Multibillion-Dollar Recognition Music Takeover
"The deal would primarily transfer publishing rights for iconic artists — including Justin Bieber, Neil Young, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers."