Music industry leader Dyana Williams on social activism and Black Music Month
Music industry executive Dyana Williams has made social activism in music a part of her life and career. She spoke with rolling out about activism
Music industry executive Dyana Williams has made social activism in music a part of her life and career. She spoke with rolling out about activism
Dyana Williams is a Black woman power player who has had a powerful impact and incredible career in the music industry. Williams has been a
The incomparable songstress Stephanie Mills has been blazing the charts for decades. Her unique sound can be heard on hits such as “Never Knew Love
Two separate cases highlight the dangers of dealing with disreputable promoters and booking agents in the music industry. Yugeshwar Rajkumar, 45, owner of American Talent
Legendary music producer LA Reid has a new memoir coming out this month and it promises to be a blockbuster. In the memoir entitled LA
Gladys Knight, aka “The Empress of Soul,” has a new song, and it definitely has the makings of a hit. Rolling Out had the pleasure
Most famously known for her platinum-plus, chart-topping female anthem, “Freak Like Me,” taken from the Grand Rapids, Michigan native’s 1995 debut, Do You Wanna Ride? [Mecca Don/EastWest Records],
Has the music industry changed? Executive Michael Mauldin sure seems to think so, and he breaks down the subtle nuances of the changes in this exclusive interview with Rolling Out TV.
Joseph Charles’ vision for the Cherry Party is to use his own modus operandi — the focus on creativity first, profit and finance, last — to build a new generation of long-term stars who are creative and ambitious. And that starts with his own sense of freedom.
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A group of 3,000 former Warner Music Group interns have been approved to file a class action lawsuit against the recording label giant, according to Complex. The news comes a week after a New York federal judge approved a lawsuit that claimed WMG violated minimum wage and overtime requirements as well as other Fair Labor Standard Act regulations.
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