A dispute over who owns the rights to 1967 R&B song that was heavily sampled in Bakar's social media sleeper hit has spilled into federal court.
"My quirkiness never fails me."
The offer comes ahead of a Saturday (April 5) deadline for parent company ByteDance to sell the platform to an approved buyer.
If the platform is not sold to an approved buyer by April 5, the original law that bans it nationwide would once again go into effect.
"Mayhem on repeat," Lovato wrote in the caption.
Also this week: Earl Sweatshirt's manager joins ATC, TikTok makes a key hire ahead ahead of ban-day (April 5) and Big Loud Records loses an svp of marketing.
SoundCloud users are much more attuned to new releases than the average listener, with current music accounting for more than 46% of plays on the platform in recent years.
Somebody's watching Will Smith, but it's not what (or rather who) you think it is.
As mashups and sped-up/slowed-down remixes take over TikTok feeds, new apps are rising to help everyone participate in the trend. One obstacle remains: fractional licensing.
The app’s share of time spent on social platforms declined last year as YouTube Shorts and others ascended. Are the days of its supremacy as a promotional vehicle over?
