
Jim Selby Elected to ASCAP Board as Publisher Member
BMG's Global Music Publishing President Jim Selby was elected to the ASCAP Board of Directors, announced by ASCAP President Paul Williams on September 24.

BMG's Global Music Publishing President Jim Selby was elected to the ASCAP Board of Directors, announced by ASCAP President Paul Williams on September 24.

ASCAP has named its 12-year veteran Jackson Wagener as Senior Vice President and Head of General Licensing, effective January 1, 2027.

Ella Langley's 'Choosin' Texas' breaks the Billboard Hot 100 record with 23 weeks at No. 1, as a viral clip of her rejecting a fan's date request sparks debate about artist boundaries.

September 25, 2026 saw a major release day in indie and alternative music, with new albums from Julia Jacklin, Protomartyr, Gilla Band, M83, and

Michelle Branch and Maren Morris have released a duet version of 'Goodbye to You' with a Laguna Beach-themed video starring Kristin Cavallari.

Josh Remsberg was appointed Head of Commercial Partnerships at direct-to-fan platform EVEN on September 25, tasked with expanding its industry
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Artist manager Ian Montone warns that algorithmic playlists have made music too safe and formulaic, confusing online followers with genuine community.

GRAI, an AI music company backed by Khosla Ventures, has acquired the social music platform Hangout in a merger deal.

Suno has stated its V6 AI music model was trained partly on 'creations' from its users, a detail revealed in response to a new lawsuit from Universal and

Moonbug Entertainment, owner of CoComelon, has launched Big Feelings Music, a new company offering label and distribution services to children's music

Carianne Marshall will leave her role as Co-Chair and COO of Warner Chappell Music at month's end as the publisher streamlines leadership.

Claire Cronin has released 'Before The End Of Time,' a lullaby about missing the world. The track features Ezra Buchla and Mark Wessels, and previews her album 'The Bruise,' out October 9.
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