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Spotify Removes 500,000 Streams from Malcolm Todd Hit Following Alleged Betting Fraud
Spotify has stripped approximately 500,000 streams from Malcolm Todd’s breakout single “Earrings” following evidence of chart manipulation linked to the prediction market Kalshi. The song’s sudden 70 percent surge to the top of the U.S. daily chart triggered internal investigations into activity tied to platform-based betting. This incident highlights a growing threat to music industry data integrity as financial incentives from third-party gambling platforms begin to influence streaming metrics.
July 3, 2026MusicRow Weekly (News, Charts, More…)
MusicRow Weekly serves as a recurring resource for news, charts, and industry developments specifically tailored to the Nashville-centric music business. The publication provides ongoing coverage of commercial performance and professional milestones for artists and executives within the country music sector. This weekly digest is a key tool for industry stakeholders monitoring market trends and chart movements in a competitive landscape.
July 3, 2026Music Industry Moves: Warner Teams Up With Sickamore’s Three Times Louder, Laila to Be Partnership’s ‘Flagship Artist’
Warner Records has entered a strategic partnership with veteran executive Sickamore and his creative institute, Three Times Louder, naming R&B artist Laila as the venture's flagship act. Simultaneously, veteran band Snow Patrol has secured a global recording deal with BMG, while country group Restless Road has aligned with Empire Nashville. These moves highlight a period of aggressive talent acquisition and executive restructuring across major and independent sectors, including key leadership appointments at AXS and Merlin.
July 3, 2026Artists First Launches Music Division Led By Entertainment Exec Carmen Murray
Talent management and production firm Artists First has officially launched its Music Division, appointing veteran executive Carmen Murray as a founding advisor to lead the new sector. Murray will oversee the company’s music strategy while identifying growth opportunities across sports, branding, intellectual property, and strategic partnerships. This expansion marks a significant move for Artists First as it seeks to bridge the gap between its existing talent roster and the music industry through cross-industry initiatives.
July 2, 2026