Earlier this month, Capitol Records announced it had signed FN Meka and was releasing a single, “Florida Water,” with the artist Gunna and the gaming streamer Cody “Clix” Conrad.

Eleven days ago, Capitol Records, the 80-year-old music institution, announced that it had broken into the metaverse by becoming the first major label to “sign” a virtual rapper named FN Meka.

Christian Hayes has signed with Capitol Records. Hayes’ debut EP, Last I Love You, will come out Sept. 20.The EP’s title track, shortened to “LILY,” has been streamed more than 1.2 million ...

Three active-duty U.S. Marines were arrested and charged this week with breaching the U.S. Capitol on Jan ... None of the men have entered pleas and no lawyers for them are listed in court records.

Halsey and Capitol Records are going their separate ways, spokesperson for both the artist and the label confirmed to Variety Saturday. “After eight great years the decision to leave Capitol is ...

Fresh off signing FN Meka, Capitol Records has cut ties with the virtual rapper following criticism about the A.I. project. “CMG has severed ties with the FN Meka project, effective immediately ...

When Capitol Records signed so-called robot rapper FN Meka earlier this month, it billed the move as a new frontier in the music industry. But the company announced on Tuesday that it has ...

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News outlets and Jan. 6 defendants are among those who will be able to view footage of the 2021 Capitol attack, according to a new policy released Friday by the House Administration Committee.

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Capitol Records Severs Ties With A.I. Rapper FN Meka, Apologizes to Black Community for “Insensitivity” J. Clara Chan Updated Tue, August 23, 2022 at 10:07 PM UTC ...

In a guest column, the leadership of Industry Blackout takes issue with Capitol Records' FN Meka, a digital rapper pulling from the worst stereotypes of how appropriators view Black culture.