Tag: brazil

Brazil’s robust growth in recorded music income looks set to continue into the near future, as a smartphone-obsessed country flocks to streaming.

The IFPI is preparing for a new round of action targeting piracy in Brazil including "over 400 infringing music apps".

Warner Music Group is very proud of Anitta's recent achievement in becoming the first Brazilian artist to top Spotify's global top 50 chart.

Brazilian star Anitta hit an important milestone last week by reaching the top of Spotify’s global Top 50 chart with her latest single ‘Envolver’.

Chinese short-video app maker Kuaishou had more than 1bn active users across its apps by June last year. That has attracted interest from the music industry.

Sony Music announced plans to buy Brazilian music firm Som Livre in April 2021, taking the company off the hands of its previous owner, telco Globo.

Brazil has 64 million monthly active users of audio platforms and around 18 million music streaming subscribers, according to the ABMI.

Brazil is the biggest recorded music industry in Latin America, with considerable room for further expansion, despite nagging doubts about the country’s economy.

Sua Música, often referred to as 'the Brazilian SoundCloud', says it wants to change the Brazilian music industry. As part of our upcoming market profile of that country, Music Ally talked to the company’s CEO Roni...

Brazil is already an important market for LyricFind: in fact, it’s the fifth-largest territory in terms of business for the lyrics-focused company. Now it’s hoping to build on that with its latest deal: a licensing...

Global industry body the IFPI and its various local members are continuing their fight against stream-manipulation websites, with Brazil the latest frontier in the battle. Yesterday, the IFPI and Pro-Música Brasil announced that...

'Sony Music Entertainment to acquire Brazilian independent music company Som Livre' is the headline for the major label's latest deal. However, it's a mark of the fluid definition of independence that Sony is actually...