’m Dreaming and its followup Don’t Sleep, which dropped earlier this month via Last Gang Records (ROW) and Dew Process (ANZ).Ivy is “the full package of songwriter, producer and artist, and we, at Concord, are thrilled to work with her,” comments Kim Frankiewicz, executive VP of Worldwide A&R at Concord Music Publishing.
One Liners: RedOne, The Wombats, Alice Levine, more
16.07.2020 - 13:02 / completemusicupdate.com
DEALSThe good old Hipgnosis Songs Fund has acquired the songs and recordings catalogues of RedOne, who has worked with artists including Lady Gaga, One Direction, Shakira and Nicki Minaj. “We are delighted to welcome RedOne to the Hipgnosis family with these incredible songs that are amongst the most important of the millennium”, says Hipgnosis boss Merck Mercuriadis.Kobalt’s AWAL has extended its record deal with The Wombats.
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billboard.com
21.07.2020 / 06:19
Alice Ivy Taps Extraordinary Lineup on Globe-Trotting New Album 'Don’t Sleep'
With the benefit of hindsight, Alice Ivy was in wonderland when she cut Don’t Sleep.
etcanada.com
15.07.2020 / 23:17
Colin Jost Confesses That He Once Stole Something From Bill Murray
Colin Jost is hoping Bill Murray will forgive him for the secret he spilled in his new book.
justjared.com
10.07.2020 / 20:41
Chad Michael Murray Looks So Hot in These New Shirtless Beach Photos!
Chad Michael Murray shows off his muscular physique while going shirtless at the beach on Thursday (July 9) in Malibu, Calif.
completemusicupdate.com
10.07.2020 / 11:53
One Liners: Sony/ATV, Warner Music, Mariah Carey, more
DEALSSony/ATV has signed the songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist Linus Wiklund to a global publishing deal. He is known for his work with Avicii, Zedd, David Guetta, Rita Ora and more.
theplaylist.net
09.07.2020 / 21:23
‘Quick Change’ At 30: No One Directed Bill Murray Quite Like Bill Murray
The story goes that Bill Murray and screenwriter Howard Franklin developed their adaptation of Jay Cronley’s novel “Quick Change” – released in theaters thirty years ago this week – with Jonathan Demme in mind to direct, but the filmmaker turned it down to make “The Silence of the Lambs.” (That abrupt transition mostly serves as a reminder of what a shift “Silence” was for Demme; “Quick Change” is much more in the mold of his earlier ‘80s films like “Married to the Mob” and “Something Wild.”)