“For too long, streaming platforms, record labels and other internet giants have exploited performers and creators without rewarding them fairly,” reads letter to England’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson
Related Articles
-
Nvidia says graphics card supply should improve later this year
"We feel better about our supply situation as we move into the second half of the calendar year ” The...
-
Cobra Kai Season 3, Explained
The latest chapter of The Karate Kid franchise offers lessons on healing through connection with others. Cobra Kai Season 3,...
-
Morrissey Says He Accepted Offer to Reunite The Smiths in 2025, But Johnny Marr Turned It Down
Marr previously suggested that Morrissey's far-right politics made such a reunion unlikely. Morrissey Says He Accepted Offer to Reunite The...
-
New Wu-Tang Clan book ‘Legacy’ comes encased in 400 pound steel chamber
Each one costs $360,000 (£298,872) The post New Wu-Tang Clan book ‘Legacy’ comes encased in 400 pound steel chamber...
-
RUDOLF SCHENKER On His Brother MICHAEL SCHENKER: ‘He Can Say Whatever He Wants To Say’
SCORPIONS guitarist Rudolf Schenker has once again responded to criticism from his brother Michael after the former UFO axeman...
-
Ride share blissful single ‘Peace Sign’ and tell us about new album ‘Interplay’
Mark Gardener and Andy Bell spoke to NME about conquering adversity, bingeing on Netflix documentaries, their new U2 and...
-
Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar Team Up on New Version of “America Has a Problem”
A surprise Renaissance remix. Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar Team Up on New Version of “America Has a Problem” Alex Young
-
‘Frasier’ revival coming early next year, says Kelsey Grammer
It's officially happening The post ‘Frasier’ revival coming early next year, says Kelsey Grammer appeared first on NME.
0 Comments
