Author: Elias Leight
“Freckles” is the latest song from the “Stunnin'” singer
Rapper’s latest track will appear on his upcoming album 'Certified Lover Boy'
The music industry depends on TikTok to spark hits, but the Trump administration is considering banning the app in the U.S.
Since musicians began social distancing, distribution platforms that cater to unsigned acts are seeing huge surges in activity
Until a legal mandate emerges, many venues plan on continuing to stay open during the growing outbreak of COVID-19 — with some new safety measures in place
Rapper claims that her label signed her to a deal with onerous terms and refuses to renegotiate, and has threatened to block her from releasing new music
The lyrics website alleges that the search engine is “misappropriating content” and engaging in “unethical and unfair anticompetitive practices”
According to confidential documents obtained by Rolling Stone, the streaming service’s new advertising tool promises extra listeners to the artists (or labels) that can afford it
When a secular artist experiments with gospel, mainstream listeners often see it as a bold stylistic leap. But those same listeners rarely give contemporary gospel artists the same (or any) consideration
Naming a song after something already famous (“Post Malone,” “Hot Girl Bummer”) is leading to extra clicks — and in some cases, extra controversy
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