music industry

Kurtis Blow's 1979 track "Christmas Rappin'" was proof that rap had a place in the money-or-nothing recording industry. It was also just really sweet.

Sexual misconduct is built into the foundation of the music industry. Our data and the stories of over two dozen women show how culture and labor conditions create a perfect storm for abuse.

Beyoncé songwriter and non-profit founder Carla Marie Williams on how we should inspire young girls to work behind-the-scenes in music too.

In Amsterdam, one of the party capital sof the world reckons with the socio-economic challenges of 24-hour nightlife.

Figures confirm that 'Reputation' was 2017's best-selling album, but tell another story about the loyalty of Swift's fans.

At the risk of getting all 'wake up sheeple!!' I wonder what this new growth for the business really means for us, the music lovers.

"i am inspired by the women everywhere who are speaking up online"

She spoke to us about video "Statuette", how the dehumanisation of women certainly didn’t start with Trump – and won’t end with him without a fight.

Rick Ross' 'Breakfast Club' interview is just the tip of a gross iceberg for female artists and journalists.

'Gatekeeper' focuses on a night where a major male industry player tried to pressure her into having sex with him to help her career.

The Toronto singer shows us the uncomfortable and awful demands women sometimes face to make it in music.

As with feminism, we’re seeing a serious issue commodified by the music industry while major government action remains pretty much non-existent.