Pop star Kesha reveals she is feeling like a "free f--king woman" now that she has her own record label as she prepares to release her own music, as well as that of other artists -- including her mom!

Soul Music of Illinois,’ edited by local collector Dante Carfagna, is an exhaustive visual survey of our state’s crucial role ...

Edited by Dante Carfagna, the two-volume coffee table book is a comprehensive overview of the state’s soul music from 1960 to 1990. The Numero Group will host a signing event Friday at its factory ...

Kobalt partners with Thrive Music for global administration; Ultra International Music Publishing announces name change to ...

For almost 20 years, Record Store Day (RSD) has been celebrated by independent shops, record labels, artists and customers all over the world. Fans of all genres line up at their favorite stores ...

Some of these could only be bought in-person at record stores. As the shine wore off the RSD apple, it was pretty clear that this was just another profiteering money grab for big labels.

“Transgressive are of course a prestigious and forward-thinking record label, celebrated for their steadfast commitment to fostering independent-minded artists such as The New Eves ...

That nomination connected Whitecalf to EMI Records, a label Sweet Grass now has a partnership with, and since then its artists have gone on to collaborate with the likes of Barenaked Ladies and ...

Over the past three years, his Sulfa Ge Records label has been responsible for a long list of hit songs by the likes of Skippa, Ai Milly, Tenn Point, RajahWild, Eddy G Bomba and Kraff Gad among ...

Taiwan’s stocks surged by a record Thursday, tracking a global rebound after President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on reciprocal duties for most trading partners. The benchmark Taiex ...

The world’s wealthiest people added $304 billion to their combined net worth on Wednesday — the largest one-day gain in the history of the Bloomberg Billionaires Index — as stock markets ...

Seen as a massive middle finger aimed at his record label RCA — and perhaps fans — when it was released in 1975, Lou Reed’s fifth solo album was 60 minutes of sheer punishing noise.