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With more successes being recorded by both emerging and experienced hip hop artistes in Afrobeats, all eyes are fixed on the genre’s big comeback.

The U.K. government’s Intellectual Property Office has published a voluntary code of practice aimed at improving transparency in music streaming.

The Living Legends Foundation today announces the passing of a giant, entertainment attorney and advocate Kendall A. Minter, Esq.

From fast-paced algorithms to slow, meaningful melodies—and the right to own your art—this year’s Under 30 Music listers are the stars defining where the music industry takes next.

Alabama's Voices of Gospel Music Award Nominations Open

Hurray! If you have been searching and seeking to know the top six (6) music record labels in Nigeria, worry no more as this article has got you covered just

According to top music lawyers, newly-signed artists have been asked to sign that they won’t re-record their albums until between 10 and 30 years after their contract ends

According to top music lawyers, newly-signed artists have been asked to sign that they won’t re-record their albums until between 10 and 30 years after their contract ends

There was a time when the majority of Nigerian youths wanted to be called Marlians owing to the love they had for Afrobeats musician, Azeez Fashola, known as Naira Marley. His ascension to power was an expression of a national character, especially among the youth, who made blind obedience to temporal rulers and put a […]

Ahead of International Music Day on October 1, Lou Ragagnin, President & CEO of Re:Sound, alongside its members, Canadian artists and industry leaders, are calling on lawmakers in Ottawa to take urgent action to update the Copyright Act to meet the realities of the 21st century.