Spotify could introduce "new paid subscription tiers" following deal with Warner Music
The streaming platform claims the new agreement will "shape the future of audio-visual streaming"
Colombian President claims cocaine "is no worse than whisky"
Gustavo Petro said if cocaine "was sold like wine" the drug trafficking industry would be obsolete
Survey launched to investigate racial prejudice in licensing London music events
BLiM launched the investigation in response to growing concerns on how decisions by London authorities are influenced by racial bias
J Dilla honoured with street name in Detroit
Alongside the street, which is located close to the beatmaker's home, the city has also declared February 7 "J Dilla day"
Ticketmaster UK boss claims tickets on platform are "very fairly priced"
Andrew Parsons was speaking to MPs in a hearing when he said "we don't change prices in any automated or algorithmic way"
What we do in the sunrise: New photobook documents the ecstatic haze of being young and partying all night
Published by the British Culture Archive, Not Going Home features photographs taken by Mischa Haller of "post-club Britain" throughout the summer of 1998
Southbank Centre unveils new “experimental” soundsystem, Concrete Voids
The new system will be debuted in March with a string of concerts
Boomtown Festival looks to increase capacity by 11,000 following license review
The festival was subject to a licensing meeting earlier this week
