AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoProtest Backlash in Pop: Boy George says he’s split from his label manager after refusing to release a pro-Israel track, calling the exec “gutless” and vowing to put the song out anyway. Studio Deep Dive: The Rolling Stones and producer Andrew Watt break down how “Mr. Charm” was built for the band’s latest era. Health + Music as Lifeline: 21-year-old singer Suede Avery Sanders was diagnosed with a rare cancer the day before debut single “Go Bravely” dropped, using the song to get through treatment. Local Music Education: Sonoma Valley schools are launching a fifth-grade instrument lending library so every student can learn an instrument starting this August. New Releases + Big Moments: Fancy Gadam and Rudeboy team up on “I Don’t Need You,” while Tony Iommi announces Black Sabbath guitarist’s new album From The Dark for Oct. 23. Pop Culture Watch: Ariana Grande’s “Petal” video has fans worried about her appearance, sparking a wave of health concerns online.
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