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Paul McCartney (Man on The Run)
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Paul McCartney (Man on The Run)
📷 Prime Video/Universal Music
universal, song and warner own 70% of the world's music catalogue
clear channel (now iheartradio) published a list of 165 songs after 9/11 that they "strong discourage" stations from playing. the list was overwhelmingly rock music and lots of anti-war protest songs
record labels make most of their money off songwriting credits so even if the performer isn't a songwriter, they will force them in the room with real songwriters to get that credit so they are also robbing real songwriters
the biggest "label" in the US after the big 3 is all the indie labels so there is still plenty of great music out there being made but it isn't being pushed by spotify (whom BlackRock owns a huge stake in)
iheartradio is nothing compared to K-LOVE, the one billion dollar "non profit" christian radio industry
Schlatt's cover of 'My Way' is too good
B2 sized promotional poster for the release of Perfume's "Cling Cling" compact disc single, Universal Music (Japan), July 2014
Universal Music Group artists will soon have the ability to tease unreleased music on Spotify, Billboard reports.
Taylor Swift is one of the UMG artists that will be able to have access to this feature!
Give us just one reason UMG.
4 years ago today, @taylorswift signed with Universal Music Publishing Group