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TUESDAY 10 JULY 2012
EDDY SAYS: LOSERS, EAT SHIT AND WATERFILTH
Yes, this week's Eddy Says is all about the three things listed in its title. Which might not sound like too fun a shopping list to the uninitiated, but worry not, it's all good. And if you're a listener to Eddy's Xfm show then you should already have an idea of what's coming up. If not, don't worry, just read on and you will be rewarded handsomely more>>
APPROVED: TRANS MANNA RAY
Trans Manna Ray, so the fairly dubious story goes, is, a Belgian guy called Rasmus, influenced by voices he heard when working over night as a caretaker in a church. Oh, and he never smiles. Rasmus, claims video director Philippe Grenade, has written "hundreds and hundreds" of dark downtempo tracks, but it was only he who could convince him to make one of them public more>>
TOP STORIES
- Bloc Weekend asks festival-goers for input into investigation
- Missing Stone Roses fan found dead
IN THE POP COURTS
- MegaUpload chief's extradition hearing postponed into 2013
- MC Ultra admits to posting Tulisa sex tape
- Scottish man in court over fake T In The Park tickets
REUNIONS & SPLITS
- Run-DMC have reformed, according to reports
- Chumbawamba split
ARTIST DEALS
- Prince parts company with Universal Publishing
IN THE STUDIO
- Lady Gaga regressing on new album
- Adele working on new material, but no rush to release
RELEASE NEWS
- Peter Broderick announces new album
FESTIVAL NEWS
- Festival line-up update
THE MUSIC BUSINESS
- Brighton's Rounder Records announces closure
- More collecting society regulation to be considered in Brussels
- Universal promotes IT exec
THE MEDIA BUSINESS
- BuzzMedia may buy Spin magazine
AND FINALLY...
- Barlow and Lloyd Webber collaborating again
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FUTURE, EVENTS MANAGER
Future is looking for an Events Manager to on work its London based music, technology and gaming events. These events range from Classic Rock Roll of Honour and Metal Hammer Golden Gods to the T3 Gadget Awards and the Golden Joysticks.

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THOMAS ST JOHN, JUNIOR BUSINESS MANAGER
Thomas St John Ltd offers financial services to a client base consisting of individuals within the music, entertainment and sport industries. The company is based across two main offices in London and Los Angeles with three core departments; Business Management, Accountancy and Tax as well as newly established Sports/Image Licensing and Production Services. We are currently looking to appoint a new Junior Business Manager to assist in the personalized financial and business care of ten of our clients, including Calvin Harris, Deadmau5 and Charley Boorman.

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DOMINO RECORDS, ROYALTY ADMINISTRATOR
A fantastic opportunity has arisen to join the Royalty Department based in Wandsworth. Duties include the processing of both incoming and outgoing royalty statements, maintaining catalogue data, mechanical reporting and invoicing as well as other ad hoc tasks.

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FABRIC, DIGITAL MARKETING OFFICER
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DEMON MUSIC GROUP, DIGITAL ADMINISTRATOR
Demon Music Group is one of the UK's largest independent record companies owned by BBC Worldwide. We are currently recruiting a Digital Administrator. Ideally you will have previous digital experience gained in a record company or a digital distributor. The role of Digital Administrator involves the creation, management and delivery of metadata to digital stores on a large volume of new releases. This requires liaison with product, legal, production and royalties teams as well as external agencies.

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BLOC WEEKEND ASKS FESTIVAL-GOERS FOR INPUT INTO INVESTIGATION
Organisers of Bloc Weekend, the dance music festival that ended in chaos on Friday night, when over-crowding at the event's new East London site necessitated an impromptu shutdown, have invited those who attended, and who think they may have information relevant to the investigation into what went wrong, to get in touch.

As previously reported, it's not entirely clear what caused the over-crowding at the festival which, after five years being staged at holiday parks, was run at East London's new Pleasure Gardens complex this year. But shortly after midnight on the first day of the event, police recommended a shutdown to avoid putting festival-goers in danger.

There are various theories doing the rounds as to what went wrong. Some reckon that there were problems with the CrowdSurge ticketing system the festival used (either problems with the scanning of tickets, or maybe that it was easy for users to replicate other festival-goers' barcodes before the event, causing confusion once gates opened). Others have speculated that the site, certainly as it was set up, just wasn't able to accommodate the festival's 15,000 capacity, and relied on nearly half of the event's audience standing outside of performance areas, which may work at a holiday park festival, but not at a city-based event of this kind.

Either way, in its third statement since the premature shutdown of this year's festival, Bloc organisers said they would welcome input from ticket-buyers as they investigate what happened on Friday. The statement read: "We wanted to reiterate that we have launched an investigation into the events of Friday night. To that end we have opened an email address to which we would like you to submit any information you think may be relevant. We are keen to hear from you so we can build the most accurate picture and report of what happened. As ever, you guys are at the heart of what we do so please drop us a line with any comments on [email protected]".

Stressing again that the safety of audience members is always the number one concern, and how with that in mind organisers still believe the shut-down was the right decision in the circumstances, the statement did add an apology to those who attended the event, saying: "We would also like to make it clear that we are deeply sorry for all of the frustration and disappointment this situation has caused all of you. No one is more gutted about it than us".

Information on refunds is expected in due course.

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MISSING STONE ROSES FAN FOUND DEAD
Police confirmed yesterday afternoon that a body recovered form a canal in Salford was that of missing Stone Roses fan Christopher Brahney.

As previously reported, Brahney went missing after attending the first of the band's three homecoming shows at Heaton Park in Manchester last month. Last seen by his friends after the concert at about 11.30pm on 29 Jun, Brahney left the group he was with to return to the park after realising he had lost his mobile phone.

Tens of thousands of people joined the search to find Brahney, both on and offline, after The Stone Roses appealed for information relating to his disappearance. Following yesterday's news, the band issued a second statement expressing their condolences, saying: "We'd like to extend our sincerest condolences to Christopher's family and friends. Our thoughts are with them at this incredibly sad time. Ian, John, Mani and Reni".

A post-mortem is due to take place today.

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MEGAUPLOAD CHIEF'S EXTRADITION HEARING POSTPONED INTO 2013
Previously reported legal wranglings over evidence and warrants have pushed back the extradition hearing of MegaUpload founder Kim 'Dotcom' Schmitz, which was originally due to take place on 6 Aug. According to legal reps for the MegaUpload chief, America's bid to extradite their client from New Zealand to the US to face copyright infringement charges will now not take place until next March.

As previously reported, New Zealand prosecutors working on behalf of the US authorities have hit a number of setbacks in court as the Americans try to extradite Dotcom and three other former MegaUpload executives. The courts have ruled that the warrant used to search Dotcom's New Zealand home back in January, as the US authorities were in the process of shutting down the MegaUpload website, was the wrong sort, rendering the raid illegal.

A judge also ruled that New Zealand authorities should not have let US investigators take copies of data seized during that raid back to the States, and that the American authorities should make available to Dotcom's defence team all the evidence they have against the MegaUpload founder in their criminal case against him before any extradition hearing takes place.

Although none of these issues should directly affect America's case for extraditing Dotcom, they have caused delays, not least because of reports New Zealand prosecutors plan to appeal some or all of the rulings that have gone against them so far. All of which made the August date for an extradition hearing wholly unrealistic.

Dotcom reckons that all these events in court so far ultimately go in his favour, and weaken the US government's case against the MegaUpload company and its management, but he was critical yesterday of the delay it has caused to his extradition hearing, presumably keen to have the matter resolved once and for all, even if there is a risk of it meaning he might be taken to the US where, if found guilty of the charges made against him, he could face jail time.

He tweeted yesterday: "Extradition hearing delayed til March. Dirty delay tactics by the US. They destroyed my business. Took all my assets. Time does the rest".

Meanwhile one of Dotcom's legal team, William Akel, told Reuters: "You obviously want the extradition case to go ahead as soon as you can, but you have to put up with the inevitable. It was inevitable that the hearing for August was going to be vacated because we have two existing cases in the High Court".

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MC ULTRA ADMITS TO POSTING TULISA SEX TAPE
The former boyfriend of Tulisa Contostavlos, Justin Edwards, aka rapper MC Ultra, has admitted to publishing a sex tape featuring the couple online earlier this year.

As previously reported, the video featuring the former N-Dubz singer surfaced online in March, via a website selling the six minute recording for $5.99 a download. However, the video was quickly taken offline after lawyers for the 'X-Factor' judge gained a court order against the London company operating the website that was distributing the footage.

Although, when rumours of a sex tape first surfaced last year Contostavlos's legal reps issued a statement saying that the video was "100% fake", after the actual recording went online Tulisa issued a statement of her own via YouTube admitting that it was real, adding that it was Edwards who had filmed it, and who had probably uploaded it too.

Constavlos then launched a lawsuit against Edwards and a number of other defendants. The singer's ex initially denied responsibility, claiming that making such a video publicly available was "ungentlemanly". However, according to The Telegraph, at a hearing yesterday his lawyer read out a statement saying: ''Mr Edwards has admitted responsibility for publication of the video, apologised for it, and promised not to do it again".

A further hearing is due to take place this Thursday, at which Contostavlos' lawyers will confirm to Judge Michael Tugendhat details of a settlement with Edwards.

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SCOTTISH MAN IN COURT OVER FAKE T IN THE PARK TICKETS
A man has appeared in court in Scotland accused of conning three music fans out of hundreds of pounds for VIP access to last weekend's T In The Park, and for then posing as a security guard at the festival so he could make good on his sale.

Paul Reidy from Bathgate in West Lothin is accused of running a fraudulent scheme from February this year selling fake tickets to the Scottish music festival. He somehow persuaded three people to part with £300 each for VIP tickets to the event, which they believed would get them access to a VIP area at the festival.

To be fair, unlike the worrying number of ticket fraudsters online these days, who just never send out any tickets, or who supply fakes via the mail, Reidy does seem to have gone the extra distance, by dressing up as security guard at the event to smuggle his misled ticket buyers onto the festival's site.

It's not clear quite how far he got in that pursuit, but clearly the scam was identified by festival officials, leading to Reidy's arrest. Already on bail for other offences, Reidy was granted bail again yesterday providing he makes no effort to contact his unwitting customers. Reidy pleaded not guilty to the charges made against him, and will go on trial at Perth Sheriff Court in October.

It wasn't the only counterfeit ticket scam linked to T In The Park this year, and two other men were arrested accused of selling fake wristbands. Meanwhile in London hundreds of fans were reportedly turned away from Live Nation's Wireless Festival this weekend, also having been sold fake tickets, seemingly via websites like Gumtree and eBay. Reps for both T In The Park and Wireless have advised music fans to only ever buy tickets from official outlets in the future.

Meanwhile, anyone who bought fake tickets to this weekend's Wireless has been asked to contact the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau throughits website www.nfib.police.uk.

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RUN-DMC HAVE REFORMED, ACCORDING TO REPORTS
Hip hop outfit Run-DMC have reformed, according to AllHipHop.com, ten years after retiring following the murder of their producer and DJ Jam Master Jay.

Back in 2002, MC Run told fans: "We can't perform anymore. Nobody wants to see Run-DMC without Jay. Run-DMC is officially retired. I cannot get out in front of my fans with a new DJ. Some rock bands can replace the drummer [but] I don't know any other way but to be the three original members. That's all I can say. We are retired".

However, if these reports are correct, it seems that the duo have had a change of heart. A source told AllHipHop: "Run-DMC is definitely back together, and it's a great day for hip hop".

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CHUMBAWAMBA SPLIT
Chumbawamba have split up, just in case any of you thought they were still together. After 30 years together, and that moment of chart stardom in 1997 when 'Tubthumping' went mega (though I always thought 'Timebomb' was their best record), the politicised band have announced they have parted ways via their website.

The band write: "That's it then, it's the end. With neither a whimper, a bang or a reunion. 30 years of ideas and melodies, endless meetings and European tours, press releases, singalong choruses and Dada sound poetry, finally at an end".

Adding that it is hard to fully explain why they have called it a day, they noted: "We felt we'd got to a point where what we did as a band - and specifically the writing, recording, touring cycle - wasn't doing justice to what Chumbawamba set out to do in the first place".

Read the full statement here

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PRINCE PARTS COMPANY WITH UNIVERSAL PUBLISHING
Prince has ended his long-term partnership with Universal's music publishing company, so that's nice for everyone isn't it? The parting of the ways was seemingly amicable. Though that might just mean that Universal, having been cut into a 2006 deal between the singer and perfume company Revelations, a deal that ended up in a nasty lawsuit, is as keen to be shot of Prince as he is of it. Who knows?

Prince's manager Kiran Sharma told CMU: "We are pleased to announce that Prince and Universal have reached a mutual agreement in terminating their long standing publishing deal. It is an exciting opportunity for Prince to consider fresh and new ideas for all his music".

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LADY GAGA REGRESSING ON NEW ALBUM
Lady Gaga has said that her next album will "lack maturity". Before performing new song 'Princess Die' at a show in Perth, Australia on Sunday, the singer told the audience: "Let's just say I feel that when I wrote 'Born This Way', I demonstrated a sense of maturity. And I feel that, on the next album, there's a lack of maturity. It's a tremendous lack of maturity or sense of responsibility".

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ADELE WORKING ON NEW MATERIAL, BUT NO RUSH TO RELEASE
Adele has already started thinking about her third studio album, and has been liaising with Semisonic man and 'Someone Like You' co-writer Dan Wilson about it. But, reports say, following her recently announced pregnancy, she is in no rush to release any follow up to '21'.

Says one of those wonderful sources to the Daily Star: "Adele loves performing but she doesn't feel comfortable being such a high-profile celebrity. It all got a bit much for her last year and she wants to take a bit of time out of the fame game to be a normal mum. The last thing she wants is for her kid to become a celebrity baby or media commodity. Being a good mum is a lot more important to her than selling records and she's made it clear her priorities have changed now she's pregnant".

Said source added: "She doesn't want to be travelling the world touring or promoting when she can be at home. Although she's already started masterminding the third album, the chances of fans getting to hear it any time soon are slim to non-existent".

Meanwhile Wilson has told reporters: "We've exchanged a couple of emails about the next album. I am concentrating on writing as many songs as I can for her. I am building some tracks".

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PETER BRODERICK ANNOUNCES NEW ALBUM
Prolific multi-instrumentalist composer Peter Broderick has announced that he will release a new studio album, entitled 'These Walls Are Mine', on 22 Oct via Erased Tapes.

Speaking about the album, Broderick told CMU: "I have recently been experimenting at home with a microphone and a laptop, recording and uploading new songs for free online, each one alongside a photo and some words, and open to comments from the outside world. Robert (Erased Tapes label founder) then got behind all the songs, which gave me the courage to finish the music for this release".

He continued: "These songs are best viewed as a collection of lyrical and vocal experiments. Of course the instruments and the music are important, but this album is held together by a dialogue of voices. Conversations with myself and with others. Several tracks contain lyrical contributions from friends and strangers, made possible with the help of the internet".

Watch the trailer for the album here

And here's the tracklist:

Inside Out There
Freyr!
I've Tried
Proposed Solution To The Mystery Of The Soul
When I Blank I Blank
These Walls Of Mine I
These Walls Of Mine Ii
I Do This
Copenhagen Ducks
Til Danmark

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TAME IMPALA ANNOUNCE UK SHOWS
Having teased their new album last month, Tame Impala have announced some UK shows to accompany its release in October.

The band have also given more of a taste of what the album, entitled 'Lonerism', will sound like via a free download of album track 'Apocalypse Dreams'.

Tour dates:

30 Oct: London, Brixton Academy
1 Nov: Manchester, Ritz
2 Nov: Sheffield, Leadmill
3 Nov: Glasgow, ABC

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FESTIVAL LINE-UP UPDATE

FESTIBELLY, Lymington, Hampshire, 25-26 Aug: Festibelly has announced that its headliners will be Willy Moon on Saturday and Gold Panda on Sunday. Across the weekend they will also be joined by the newly announced likes of Rob Da Bank, The Ragga Twins, Bastille, Clock Opera, Man Like Me, Labyrinth Ear and Fossil Collective. www.festibelly.com

ICELAND AIRWAVES, various venues, Reykjavik, Iceland, 31 Oct - 4 Nov: There were already quite a lot of acts announced to play Iceland Airwaves, but there's always room for more. Especially when new announcees include THEESatisfaction, Kwes and Ghostpoet. Also new on the bill are Swans, Mo Kenney, The Barr Brothers, Moss, Thee Attacks, HAM, Hermigervill, Berndsen, My Bubba & Mi Ojba Rasta, Sudden Weather Change, Cheek Mountain Thief, Thorunn Antonia, Elín Ey and Eldar Ásgeir Trausti. www.icelandairwaves.is

KENDAL CALLING, Lowther Deer Park, Hackthorpe, East Cumbria, 27-29 Jul: Now sold out but still adding acts to its line-up at a rapid rate, Kendal Calling has announced over 100 new additions, including The Lightning Seeds, Redlight, Sound Of Guns, BEAK>, Karima Francis, Jenny O, Admiral Fallow and Hatcham Social. www.kendalcalling.co.uk

NOZSTOCK, Bromyard, Herefordshire, 27-29 Jul: New on the bill for this year's Nozstock are Bass Clef, Psymmetrix, Asmilon, Monad, Stumbeleine, Brocksteady, Prymedia, Tmez and Larsey. They join a line-up which also includes The Futureheads, Dreadzone, The Proclaimers, The Correspondents, Willy Moon and Son Of Dave. www.nozstock.com

SECRETSUNDAZE GO BANG!, London Pleasure Gardens, Royal Victoria Docks, London, 26 Aug: This one day mini-fest put together by the folks behind Secretsundaze and due to take place at the London Pleasure Gardens has added Motor City Drum Ensemble and DVS1 to a line-up featuring Matthew Herbert, Four Tet, Levon Vincent, Sven Weisemann and Ben UFO, among others. www.facebook.com/events/366258953427231/

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BRIGHTON'S ROUNDER RECORDS ANNOUNCES CLOSURE
Brighton record shop Rounder Records, which has been a feature of the city for 46 years, announced yesterday that it is to close at the end of this month.

In a statement, manager Steve Sexton said: "It is with huge regret and sadness that we have to announce that we are closing down. We will shut our doors at 6pm on Sunday 29 Jul after 46 years of being a record shop in Brighton Square. What we have always strived to do is to stock the best range of music at the best prices for our customers - sadly that is not enough for us to stay open".

"We are closing because we can't make it add up any more. We are a business that has been decimated by downloads (both legal and illegal), VAT avoidance by the big online retailers, a double dip recession, and the decline of the high street. Our lease has ended and we have nowhere to go".

"We would like to give heartfelt thanks to all our customers over the years, and hope that we have managed to provide you with some special and great music throughout this time. That's why we have been here - as place to obtain, hear, find out about, discuss all types of the weird and wonderful world of music, to be a social hub for a musical city, a place where future bands are born, where record labels are started, where local bands can stock their first release, where you can get tickets for gigs, where there's something playing on the shop stereo that might be your new favourite band. Sadly, in 2012, this is just not financially viable".

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MORE COLLECTING SOCIETY REGULATION TO BE CONSIDERED IN BRUSSELS
After last week's defeat of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement in the European Parliament, copyright talk in Brussels this week will turn to a different bit of legislation, the latest effort on the part of European regulators to reform the collecting society system, mainly with a focus on the more powerful publishing rights societies.

According to Reuters, a new bill to be published on Wednesday will propose new rules to force collecting societies to distribute monies it collects from media owners, digital service providers and the live, clubbing and retail industries more quickly to its members, ie songwriters and publishers, and to force rights organisations to be more transparent about its fee structures.

Other measures in the bill will cover that favourite topic when European Union types consider collecting societies, moves to make more rights organisations licence more services on a multi-territory basis, something the EU has been pushing for in the collecting society space for years, with limited success (though arguably those societies and rights owners offering multi-territory solutions are more motivated by commercial potential than placating European regulators). The new draft reportedly offers songwriters to option to opt out of the collective licensing system where pan-European deals are not offered by their society.

Although welcomed by some songwriter groups - Kelvin Smits from artists' lobby group Younison told Reuters: "It is time that the money collected in our name reaches the rightful author in a timely manner instead of being spent on marble car parks" - many collecting societies are likely to resist further regulation. The draft law reportedly positions some of the measures as being necessary to combat piracy, which seems dubious, though certainly some and possibly all rights organisations could do with some reform. Though, to be fair, most people agree the UK's PRS For Music is among those societies that offers its members a pretty good deal.

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UNIVERSAL PROMOTES IT EXEC
Universal Music yesterday announced the promotion of Jens Kessler to the role of Chief Information Office, reporting into the major's Exec VP and CFO Boyd Muir. Based in LA, Kessler will now be responsible for all and any information that needs officising.

Muir told CMU: "Throughout his tenure at Universal Music Group, Jens has proven himself to be an innovative and pragmatic executive with the essential hands-on-experience and skill set to oversee this key area of our global business. We're delighted to recognise his achievement with this well-deserved promotion".

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BUZZMEDIA MAY BUY SPIN MAGAZINE
US-based BuzzMedia, which publishes music websites Idolator, Stereogum and AbsolutePunk among others, is close to acquiring long-established American music magazine Spin, according to Billboard. It is thought the digital media firm could make an announcement about Spin as soon as today.

Needless to say, talk of the web publisher buying Spin has led to speculation the 27 year old music magazine, that has been boosting its online operations of late, might cease to be a print title, with some predicting the September/October edition may be the last, after which Spin would become an online-only publication.

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BARLOW AND LLOYD WEBBER COLLABORATING AGAIN
Gary Barlow is writing another song with Andrew Lloyd-Webber, having had such a great time working on that God-awful Jubilee single 'Sing'.

According to The Sun, Lloyd-Webber has revealed: "I am writing with Gary Barlow again. I've come up with the tune this time and he's already emailed me with lyrics this morning. It hasn't got a title yet. Gary's going to be down in Majorca this summer and so will I, so we'll get together and something will come out of it".

So, Barlow and Lloyd-Webber want to bother the charts again together. Isn't this the sort of thing the European Union was created to prevent? I mean, let's remember what happened when Lloyd-Webber teamed up with Timmy Mallet to have a go at pop music (or was that an urban myth, I can never remember).

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