Elias Leight is a Senior Writer for Billboard, with his work also appearing in Rolling Stone, Yahoo News, and other publications. He specializes in covering the music industry, including topics such as artist rights, music trends, album rankings, and viral moments in the industry.
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Elias Leight's articles predominantly focus on the music industry, streaming platforms, AI in music, copyright laws, and music trends. His coverage includes a significant amount of press releases and cites data with occasional expert commentary.
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Labels, streamers and promoters want to get superfans to spend more money, each with a different approach. Which will be more effective?
By: Elias Leight, Kristin Robinson
The reason why some Universal artists are still on TikTok might be explained by a contractual loophole that is becoming more common.
Joseph Oerke has been promoted to executive vice president, Decca Records U.S., the Verve Label Group announced on Tuesday (April 16).
Emily Lichter has managed the band Lake Street Dive for more than a decade, since “they were playing for tips” in small clubs on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
Don Passman All You Need to Know About the Music Business Recently, however, music business education appears to be an increasingly hot topic.
Bootleg sped-up remixes are everywhere, so platforms like Audiomack and Spotify are exploring ways to foster and legitimize user remixes.
Apple Music unveiled a new suite of analytics tools on Thursday (May 9) that will be available to labels and distributors.
Competition is intensifying at the adult R&B radio format, which typically prized legacy artists but is now playing more acts in their 20s and 30s
By: Elias Leight
A wave of young artists are starting second Spotify accounts for alternate versions of their songs.
By: Elias Leight
Sony Music warned tech companies not to mine its recordings, compositions, lyrics and more “for any purposes, including in relation to
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