Leftfield sign global deal with Warner Chappell

Leftfield (Neil Barnes and Adam Wren) have signed a worldwide deal with Warner Chappell Music. The band’s fourth album, This Is What We Do (Virgin Records), is set to be released on December 2. It will feature guest contributions from Fontaines DC frontman Grian Chatten and poet and author Lemn ...

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Less than 600 sales separate Stormzy and Cliff Richard in epic albums battle

The Official Charts Company Midweek Sales Flash is in and the battle for albums No.1 is set to go down to the wire, with less than 600 units ...

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Warner Chappell teams with Web3 entertainment incubator Defient

Warner Chappell has entered into a partnership with Defient, a Web3 entertainment incubator. Described as a “first-of-its-kind deal”, the partnership will enable the publisher’s songwriters and producers to ...

Harry Styles tops year-end Spotify Wrapped rundown with most streamed song of 2022

Spotify has unveiled its 2022 Wrapped campaign and personalised user experience. The year-end data reveals the top artists, songs, albums and podcasts for its 456 million listeners around ...

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