Like Reggaeton and K-pop before it, South Asian music is going mainstream. Jay Sean breaks down how artists like Diljit Dosanjh are taking the genre global.
FESTIVALS Leslie Shampaine and Pip Gilmour‘s feature documentary “Call Me Dancer” will have its world premiere at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, in competition for best documentary, on Feb. 9, followed by its New York premiere as the opening night film at the Dance on Camera Film Festival at Film at Lincoln Center on …
While it’s not unheard of for singer-songwriters and producer-engineers to form a management company, it certainly is unusual. Yet that’s exactly what Jared Cotter,? Jeremy Skaller and Anthony Kronfle ?have done. Friends and collaborators for many years, in 2016 the trio formed The Heavy Group, which manages artists including Bazzi, British R&B star Jay Sean […]
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By Alicia Powell NEW YORK (Reuters) - Singer Jay Sean wants fans to know he is back in the music scene after a three year hiatus, and ready to make them party again. "People will think, 'I haven't heard his song on radio for a few years, he must be dead." After a five-year relationship with Cash Money Records, where his label mates included Lil Wayne and Drake, Sean parted with the company in 2014. The split, which was prompted by a lengthy legal dispute, left Sean, 37, silent in more ways t