International Music Summit Wrap: U.S.’s Influence on Dance Music, IMS Voting, Judy Weinstein Honored

International Music Summit Wrap: U.S.’s Influence on Dance Music, IMS Voting, Judy Weinstein Honored

The International Music Summit wrapped today in Ibiza after its third and final day of panels. Before hearing Maya Jane Coles DJ at the first of many official after parties, attendees heard speakers like Ultra Records' Daniel Waxman on the “Is the American Style of Doing Business Killing the Heart of Dance Music” panel, participated in the first IMS Vote and saw NYC nightlife impresario Judy Weinstein honored
Lateral Management/Publishing Opening U.S. Office

Lateral Management/Publishing Opening U.S. Office

Anglo-Scandinavian artist and songwriter management/publishing company Lateral MGMT is coming to the U.S. The company, which currently operates out of London and Stockholm and manages hit U.K. artists Paloma Faith and Taio Cruz, tells Billboard that it will open a new office in Los Angeles by September.
Chart Moves: 'Great Gatsby' Soundtrack's Sturdy Sales, David Bowie's 'Day' Lengthens, ABBA's Agnetha Fältskog Returns

Chart Moves: 'Great Gatsby' Soundtrack's Sturdy Sales, David Bowie's 'Day' Lengthens, ABBA's Agnetha Fältskog Returns

Last week's No. 2 album, the soundtrack to "The Great Gatsby," slips by an incredibly moderate 30% in its second week; David Bowie's "The Next Day" has become his longest-charting studio album since 1987's "Never Let Me Down" spent 26 weeks on the tally that year; and ABBA's Agnetha Fältskog returns to the Billboard 200 after an almost 30-year wait.

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