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SmCity - New Years Revolution Feat. Alison Carney
SmCity kicks off 2013 with the brand new single "New Years Revolution," a track lifted from their forthcoming project, Dream Cemetery, dropping in March 2013.
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Stranger Day - Lucky
Stranger Day drops the new single "Lucky," the new single from his brand new album, Vice Matters, now available on iTunes.
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Rocawear Teams With Jimi Hendrix For New Collection
Rocawear and the Jimi Hendrix estate has joined forces for a new edgy, and colorful new collection, which recognizes one of the most important musicians of the 20th century.
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B2K Trade Forgiveness for Flirtation on "Lil Freak" as Eclipse Nears
After the grown-man reflection of "Mileage," B2K head straight for cuffing season with "Lil Freak," the second single from Eclipse, out November 6 via BPC Music Group.
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Nas Says the Music Business Forgets Its Foundation: "We Gotta Take a Stand as One"
Nas confirmed he is recording and posted a statement about an industry that does not pay the people who built it. Hit-Boy says their run is over, and no title or date has been announced.
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FLO Announces 17-Date North American Therapy at the Club Tour
FLO will bring Therapy at the Club to 17 North American venues in early 2027, including Radio City Music Hall, YouTube Theater and Toronto's REBEL.
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Gunna Is Ready to SPLURGE: 'Pop It' Starts His Next Album Era
Gunna will release “Pop It” on October 9, officially beginning the rollout for his forthcoming album SPLURGE. The single arrives as the rapper builds a broader identity around music, fitness, fashion and wellness.
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Lawsuit: Bill Withers' Publisher Says Olivia Dean's "I've Seen It" Copied "Just the Two of Us"
Mattie Music Group says Olivia Dean's "I've Seen It" copies the melody of "Just the Two of Us," but its suit targets UMG, Capitol, Sony and Kobalt instead of Dean. Here is what the complaint claims, what it leaves out and what writers can learn from it.
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No Guidnce Had the Songs But The Money Ran Out First
No Guidnce ended after five years with unreleased music and no money left to put it out. The London quartet joins TLC, En Vogue and Mis-Teeq on R&B's long list of groups that ran out of cash before they ran out of fans.
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T.I. Skipped the AI Lawsuit Line and Bought Into the Training Data
T.I. has put money into pocstock, a Newark company that licenses rights-cleared images and video for AI training, while the music business is still settling its AI fights in court.
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The Win: Nas and Pharrell Make The Case For One-Producer Albums
Isaac Hayes cut four songs in 1969, Nas took six straight albums from Hit-Boy before his first Grammy, and Pharrell has now produced two complete albums in fifteen months with a third finished. The one-producer album is the oldest arrangement in this music, and it keeps collecting the trophies.
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The Isley Brothers Formed in 1954: The Trademark Application Came in 2021, With One Name on It
A three-year fight over the most valuable name in soul music ended in August with the registration unchanged. Here is what filing an artist name actually costs, which classes decide what you own, and where applications die.
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