Major labels are spending billions to acquire music catalogs from legacy artists. Here's what it means for the future of the industry.
By Michael Foster
From Bob Dylan to Bruce Springsteen, artists are selling their life's work for record-breaking sums.
Low interest rates and streaming revenue have made music catalogs an attractive investment for labels and private equity firms alike.
As catalogs become financial assets, questions arise about artistic legacy and who truly owns music history.
Industry
As Vevo calls for better music monetization, emerging platforms like Scrybe Streaming are approaching the revenue conversation from another angle.
By Session Central Staff
News
Arizona hip-hop may have just found its next major rivalry.
By SessionCentral Editorial
Industry
Arizona hip-hop fans may have found their newest debate—and possibly the beginning of a rivalry.
By SessionCentral Editorial
