The rapper’s 2017 death is at the heart of a suit from Lil Peep's mother against his former label — but now the label is responding with its own allegations. In the music industry, other managers and lawyers are watching the case nervously
Hosting millions of additional tracks from DIY artists each year isn't free for the money-losing Spotify — and as it chases profitability, something's gotta give
Techstars Music, along with its member companies and new partner Right Hand Music Group, is committing more capital and support than ever for underrepresented tech founders in its 2021 accelerator class
"I don’t want to be hired. It’s about equity. Don’t give me a job — give me equity," says label CEO Philip Lawrence of the treatment of black executives in the music industry
The former Disney exec has brokered partnerships with Beyoncé, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and the Prince estate, as Peloton's home-exercise offerings give artists a new way to recruit fans in lockdown
After weathering a major PR fiasco early in the year, a new team tries to modernize the awards for 2021
The investment fund has paid $300 million for Taylor Swift's old music even as she's re-recording those same songs — a move that might seem dumb, but could actually pay off in droves
She started working with Alicia Keys before she was famous; now she's guiding guitar-slinging singer/songwriter H.E.R. to new heights
These road warriors were planning on a huge year. Seven months into the pandemic, they’re struggling to get by, dealing with crippling mental health issues, and contemplating new careers
As streaming becomes a superstar's game, a film and television composer explains how the average musician can build a single song into 20 different revenue streams — or more
