AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTupac Case: Duane “Keffe D” Davis was sentenced to 40 years to life for orchestrating the rapper’s murder, bringing a major case closer to a conclusion. Music Rights: Ghanaian rapper D-Black says only 16 of more than 700 broadcasters pay royalties to local musicians. In Mexico City, Indigenous hip-hop artists are using rap to defend their languages and identity. Global Voices: Chinese singer-songwriter Eric HZ says becoming a father inspired his Mandarin song “Child,” submitted for consideration in the Grammys’ new Asian pop category. New Releases: Sahara Moon has released her debut album, Reflections, after a decade of writing and performing; Kendra Remedios’s new country-rock single, “You Missed Me,” turns heartbreak into an anthem of self-worth. Folk Traditions: Jodhpur RIFF returns for its 20th edition, bringing more than 250 Rajasthan folk artists together with musicians from around the world.
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