Music Industry

Soulja Boy's ex-girlfriend filed a notice to sell his BMI residuals after a 2025 jury awarded her $4.25 million for sexual battery.

The rapper didn't give a simple yes-or-no answer when asked about one of music's most enduring conspiracy theories.

The rapper denied that first-week sales are equivalent to longterm "impact."

The move escalates Fender's broader campaign against U.S. guitar makers building Stratocaster-shaped instruments.

The Colombian superstar explains why he's no longer focusing on the "American dream."

After messing up the lyrics to "Kick, Push II," he playfully turned his attention to the notorious leak of his debut album.

All three of Drake's new projects are listed as being released by OVO “under exclusive license to Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.”

Kid Cudi points to an inability to make real connections as one of these reasons he has distanced himself from alliances in the industry.

The Grammy Award winner says she wants to "do whatever" during her hiatus.

The multi-hyphenate got candid about who actually pays for verses in today's music scene.

WMG secured the catalog through a $1.2 billion acquisition with Bain Capital.

The TDE exec also said he's "never" purchased bots.

"We both acknowledge this oversight should have never happened," reads a statement shared with Complex.

"His management made sure I’ll never personally receive the rest of what’s owed," the singer claimed.

"Can somebody please help buy me out this situation before I crash out?" the artist pleaded.

From shut-out women in the studio to artists fighting for ownership, Keys breaks down how the system is built, and how she’s pushing back.

Last year, Fox starred in the award-winning 'Lurker.'

North Carolina musician Michael Smith admits to using AI tracks and bots to generate billions of fake streams and divert more than $8 million in royalties