It’s the dog days of summer, but there are changes in the wind. The first festival to allow legal cannabis sales takes places this weekend; the biggest music company in the world is contemplating selling off a piece; the two biggest performing rights societies are trying to get the rules under which they are governed changed; and music on FM radio may soon go away, at least according to one prominent analysis.
All that and the biggest song of the last 12 months, Lady Gaga’s Shallow, is being accused in a lawsuit of being derived from another tune.
This week in music:
House Of The Rising Star: Audius, a blockchain music streaming service, is offering up a Laurel Canyon pad for free to select artists and collectives who need space to create, put on a show, podcast or whatever. Forrest Browning, co-founder and Cpo of Audius, said Laurel Canyon...
All that and the biggest song of the last 12 months, Lady Gaga’s Shallow, is being accused in a lawsuit of being derived from another tune.
This week in music:
House Of The Rising Star: Audius, a blockchain music streaming service, is offering up a Laurel Canyon pad for free to select artists and collectives who need space to create, put on a show, podcast or whatever. Forrest Browning, co-founder and Cpo of Audius, said Laurel Canyon...
- 10/08/2019
- por Bruce Haring
- Deadline Film + TV
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