• Sony Music UK Acquires Dance Label Ministry of Sound

    In a big label acquisition, Sony Music UK has bought one of the largest independent labels in the UK, Ministry of Sound. The dance music imprint was founded in 1993 and sold over 70 million albums, including 40 No. 1 UK albums and 21 No. 1 singles.

  • #FreeKesha Supporters Will Protest at Sony's New York Headquarters, Deliver Petitions

    The #FreeKesha supporters have reached frenzied heights and are now set to storm Sony’s New York City headquarters and deliver petitions to the entertainment company in order to release Kesha from her contract. The mass march on Sony headquarters was organized following the intensive legal battle between Kesha and Dr. Luke and his Kemosabe label.

  • Kesha's Mother Pebe Sebert Details Struggle with Dr. Luke Lawsuit in New Interview

    The interwebs have been buzzing since Judge Shirley Werner Kornreich denied the preliminary injunction that would permit Kesha to record music without Dr. Luke, who currently holds a six-album contract over her. The pop star has also alleged that he drugged and raped her in a lawsuit she brought forth in 2014. In a new interview, Kesha’s mother Pebe Sebert details the struggle with Dr. Luke and Sony.

  • Dr. Luke Denies Reports He Is Being Dropped By Sony Amid Kesha Lawsuit

    Yesterday a report surfaced, citing "knowledgeable individuals," that Sony was planning on dropping Dr. Luke ahead of the expiration of his contract in 2017 in light of the recent Kesha lawsuit. Since that report surfaced and spread across the internet like wild fire, Dr. Luke's reps have denied the claims, saying "this is not true."

  • Kesha Records New Song for Fans Following Sony Court Decision

    Kesha has recorded a new song to thank her fans following the Sony court decision a week ago, where an injunction was denied that would terminate her contract with Dr. Luke and Sony in order to record new music. Dr. Luke has maintained his innocence in Kesha’s allegations that the producer drugged and raped her, but the legal battle between the two is likely to continue. The clip is only 27 seconds, but the message is powerful.

  • Kesha Fans, Activist Group Planning Protest at Sony's New York City Offices

    The #FreeKesha movement has reached new heights, as fans are now planning a protest outside Sony's New York City offices. Fans hatched the plan exactly one week after a judge ruled that Kesha will be unable to exit her contract with the major label, as well as her alleged rapist, producer Dr. Luke, because he invested financially in her career.

  • Sony Announces 100+ Games for PlayStation VR: Development "Beyond Gaming"

    Virtual Reality gaming is all the rage this week, especially with the Oculus Rift VR headset available for pre-order right now, but what's the competition like? Well, gaming giant Sony has just revealed that the company's highly anticipated foray into the new technology, aptly called PlayStation VR, is out to please gamers upon its release. Apparently, consumers can expect more than 100 titles that are currently in development for the VR gaming industry.

  • Sony Unveils New Hi-Res Audio PS-HX500 Turntable

    Companies have been rolling out various products at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas over the course of the week. Most have nothing to do directly with music, but a few companies have been rolling out some products for the music market including Sony who is now getting into the vinyl market with a new PS-HX500 hi-res audio turntable model.

  • Sony Isn't Showing Any 'Last Guardian' Footage On Purpose

    The Last Guardian is arguably the most talked about video game of the last ten years, mainly because we've wanted to experience some gameplay ever since it was first announced in 2007. Thankfully, a vague 2016 release date has PlayStation 4 gamers pretty excited for the new year, but we haven't seen any new footage of the game in quite some time. According to Sony, this secrecy is on purpose in order to avoid story spoilers! Read more on this news below.
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