Spinal Tap creators resolve UMG dispute

The creators of This is Spinal Tap have resolved their dispute with Universal Music Group regarding the film's soundtrack recordings. Under the agreement, Spinal Tap’s recordings will continue to be distributed through UMG and eventually the rights will be given to the creators. Harry Shearer said: “I must admit, from the moment ...

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Jamie Oborne rolls into BBC Music Introducing Live 2019 wearing the look of a man who doesn’t quite know what to expect. Over the course of long and ...

Ruby Chou's day: Warner Music Taiwan appoints MD

Ruby Chou has been appointed as the new managing director of Warner Music Taiwan. The new role is effective immediately. She will be based in Taipei, reporting to Simon ...

Sony streaming revenue up 17% in Q2, Tool LP biggest seller

Sony Music streaming revenues hit 66.8 billion yen (£476 million) in the company’s second quarter, a year-on-year increase of 16.9%. According to the financial results from parent Sony ...

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