
Musixmatch Launches Pro for Labels Platform
Musixmatch has launched Musixmatch Pro for Labels, a hub designed to help record companies manage and distribute lyrics at scale.

Musixmatch has launched Musixmatch Pro for Labels, a hub designed to help record companies manage and distribute lyrics at scale.

David Byrne has written a song for a new Elon Musk documentary, using only quotes from the billionaire as lyrics.

New Jersey artist Matthew Miller, who records as GDP, will release his first proper album in 14 years, 'Cross Off Matthew,' on October 23 via Run For Cover.

Producer Ryan Hemsworth previews his first solo album in eight years with 'I Missed You More,' featuring Nana Lourdes.

US recorded music revenues grew 6.9% to $5.97 billion in H1 2026. Premium subscription streaming, up 7.8% to $3.11 billion, was the largest contributor.

Warner Music Central Europe has launched a new frontline label, Warner Records Germany, based in Berlin and led by industry veteran Lea Londa.
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Levon Helm Studios is struggling to refund customers for over a dozen canceled concerts, blaming former manager Amy Helm for spending the money.

The cast recording of 'We Don't Talk About Bruno' from Disney's Encanto has reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming only the second song from a Disney animated musical to top the chart.

Iron Maiden and Christopher Cross addressed U.S.-Canada political tensions during their weekend concerts in Toronto.

The Secretly Group celebrated its 30th anniversary with a three-day event in Bloomington, Indiana, featuring performances and reunions for 600 attendees.

Ella Langley's 'Choosin' Texas' sets a record with its 20th week at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Rumors of a Drake remix follow his DJ set tease.

Jermaine Dupri and his So So Def companies have voluntarily dismissed their $18 million royalty lawsuit against Sony Music Entertainment, stating the dismissal is without prejudice.
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