Gloria Trevi re-upped her global publishing deal with Peermusic and signed with Peermusic Neighbouring Rights for worldwide (excluding U.S.) collection. Peermusic has represented Trevi since 2007, expanding their deal in 2018 to include many of her iconic hits, like “Como Nace El Universo” and “Tu Ángel De La Guarda.” Trevi, inducted into the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2018, recently released her 17th studio album El Vuelo — her first as an independent artist under her label, Great Talent Records. One of the top-grossing Latin female artists, she sold out venues across the U.S. and Mexico with her Mi Soundtrack tour in 2024 and this year launched her Trevi Hits trek across Latin America and Spain. “Gloria is a true diva — bold, brilliant, and always unapologetically herself,” remarked Yvonne Drazan, president of U.S. Latin. “I’m constantly inspired by how she channels her thoughts and emotions into music that connects so deeply with her audience.”
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07/09/2025Kobalt signed a global publishing deal with Grammy and CMA-nominated songwriter Derrick Southerland, acquiring part of his extensive catalog. Known for his genre-spanning songwriting and over a billion streams, Southerland has penned hits like Ingrid Andress’ double platinum “More Hearts Than Mine,” gold-certified “Lady Like,” and “Yearbook.” His work has appeared across radio formats and in TV and film placements with ABC, Netflix and Hallmark, and he has collaborated with A-listers like Carrie Underwood, Kane Brown, Vince Gill and Joshua Bassett, whose song “Crisis” made NPR’s Top 10 Songs of 2021. Southerland’s latest release, “Same Moon” by Mitchell Tenpenny, is currently climbing the radio charts. “His ability to craft songs that permeate the Nashville community while having multi-genre impact is rare,” said Kevin Lane, senior creative director at Kobalt.
Angry Mob Music Group unveiled a refreshed brand identity, marking a new chapter in its 15-year story in Indie music publishing. The rebrand reflects the company’s evolution from a champion of indie artist exposure to a global, multidimensional publisher dedicated to supporting songwriters, composers and creatives. The updated look was developed in collaboration with Igawa Design and Boundary. CEO Marc Caruso said the rebrand signals a “new chapter” in the company, while co-founder Sean Harrison highlighted that the “new look captures the spirit, originality, and forward momentum that define both our team and the work we do.”
Country singer-songwriter Jay Webb inked a global publishing deal with Sony Music Publishing, coinciding with the upcoming release of his second album, Where To Find Me, on July 25. Hailing from Alabama, Webb built a grassroots following through relatable songcraft that reflects his tough upbringing. With over 415 million global streams — including tracks like “One More Shot” and “Love Me Tonight” — Webb is reshaping country with a genre-blending sound that pushes traditional boundaries. “His authenticity resonates with an audience that’s fighting through the same struggles he so vulnerably sings about from his own life experience,” said SMP Nashville A&R man Josh Van Valkenburg … SMP also added singer-songwriter Noeline Hofmann to its publishing roster. Hofmann released her debut EP Purple Gas last year, while Zach Bryan featured the title track as a duet with Hofmann on his The Great American Bar Scene project. The song reached No. 69 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking Hofmann’s debut on that chart.
Reservoir Media extended its global publishing deal with Grammy-winning songwriter-producer Khris Riddick-Tynes, continuing a partnership that began in 2020. Based in Los Angeles, Riddick-Tynes has worked with top artists like Drake, SZA, Kehlani, Jacob Collier and Ariana Grande. One of Khris Riddick-Tynes’ standout achievements with Reservoir was co-writing and co-producing SZA’s Grammy-winning hit “Snooze,” from her record-breaking 2022 album SOS, which dominated Billboard’s R&B charts for months after its release. Riddick-Tynes has also earned industry recognition, including Billboard’s R&B/Hip-Hop Power Players list and Variety’s Hitmakers. Reservoir’s EVP Donna Caseine highlighted his “extraordinary talent,” adding that he “proves time and again to be an impressive collaborator, creating fresh music in the voice of some of today’s biggest artists across genres.”
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06/27/2025Concord Music Publishing signed Brazilian duo Tropkillaz (Zegon and Laudz) to a global publishing deal, marking its first-ever signing from Brazil. Known for blending Brazilian rhythms with bass, funk, hip-hop and dancehall, Tropkillaz have collaborated with Anitta, J Balvin, Justin Bieber and Snoop Dogg over the years. The duo’s recent work includes Karol G’s Tropicoqueta and notable K-pop productions for Lisa of BLACKPINK, NCT 127, aespa and TXT. The deal, coordinated across Concord’s London, New York and Miami offices, “reflects our commitment to creators that drive culture forward,” said Pablo Ahogado, vp of A&R.
BMG signed global publishing deals with two rising international artists. Brazilian DJ and producer ALOK, known for hits like “Hear Me Now” and collaborations with John Legend, joins BMG as a pioneer of Brazilian bass — a fusion of house, techno, and Brazilian rhythms. With over 22 million monthly Spotify listeners and 29 million Instagram followers, ALOK is Brazil’s most-streamed electronic artist and the only Brazilian featured in Billboard’s Dance 100. Meanwhile, Scottish singer-songwriter Tom Walker, acclaimed for “Leave a Light On” and his BRIT Award-winning debut What A Time To Be Alive, also joined BMG. With over three billion global streams and 3.5 million albums sold, Walker is praised by BMG’s Lisa Cullington as a “phenomenal songwriter” with deeply resonant music.
Little Louder Music extended its publishing partnership with singer-songwriter Tucker Beathard. Known for his transition from recording artist to go-to songwriter, Beathard has penned tracks for Eric Church, Kenny Chesney, Riley Green and more. His co-written song “Backup Plan,” recorded by Bailey Zimmerman and Luke Combs, is nearing the Top 10 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart. A Nashville native and son of songwriter Casey Beathard, Tucker rose to fame with his 2016 hit “Rock On” and his 2020 album King. “He is not a talker, he is a doer and what he has been doing is quietly writing some of the best songs in town,” said LLM president Arturo Buenahora Jr.
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07/09/2025British singer-songwriter Billy Lockett inked a global publishing deal with Notting Hill Music. Known for his emotive lyrics and piano-driven sound, Lockett gained acclaim with his 2023 album Abington Grove, featuring hit singles like “Hard Act To Follow” and “You’re Not Alone.” Under the new deal, Notting Hill Music will manage his existing catalog and support future releases, sync opportunities, and global growth. “Billy is exactly the kind of artist we love to work with – a genuine songwriter with a unique voice and a relentless drive,” said John Saunderson, head of A&R at NHM. “His music connects on such a deep level, and we’re honoured to help take his career to the next stage.”
Cutcraft Music Group signed UK artist IAMDDB to an exclusive global publishing deal. Known for blending jazz, trap and neo-soul, IAMDDB (Diana De Brito) has earned acclaim with tracks like “Shade,” “Famous” and “Drippy,” amassing over 100 million global streams.
Sony Music Publishing France and Sony Music France acquired Lusafrica and Africa Nostra, two influential entities dedicated to promoting Lusophone (Portuguese-speaking) and African music. Founded in 1988 by José Da Silva, Lusafrica introduced the world to Cesária Évora, whose award-winning discography is now part of a 4,000-title catalog. The acquisition includes Africa Nostra’s publishing rights, which overlap significantly with Lusafrica’s. The catalog features iconic artists like Bonga, Boubacar Traoré and Polo Montañez. “We are committed to preserving and developing the legacy built by Lusafrica, by establishing bridges between markets and generations, for the benefit of artists and fans,” said Marie-Anne Robert, managing director of SMF. “Our expertise in developing international audiences will allow listeners worldwide to discover or rediscover this essential world music catalog.”
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