Boyz II Men, Capitol Hill and American Music Fairness

Boyz II Men Rally for the American Music Fairness Act on Capitol Hill
Legendary R&B group Boyz II Men visited Capitol Hill on World Radio Day to rally support for the American Music Fairness Act (H.R. 861/S. 326). This bipartisan bill aims to ensure that artists receive compensation when their music is played on AM/FM radio,
Boyz II Men take Capitol Hill: R&B group leads effort to improve pay for artists
The R&B group whose ballads were a staple of the '90s met with lawmakers this week in an effort to get performers paid for their songs on the radio.
Boyz II Men Urge Congress to Make Radio Stations Pay Artists for Playing Their Music
Boyz II Men took to Capitol Hill this week calling for lawmakers to pass a bill that would require radio stations to pay artists for their recordings.
Boyz II Men Deliver Letter Signed by Over 300 Major Recording Artists to Capitol Hill Lawmakers, Asking for Passage of American Music Fairness Act
Boyz II Men visited Capitol Hill to meet with top lawmakers on the American Music Fairness Act, with a letter signed by over 300 recording artists. Artists of all manner of genres, eras, and styles have signed the letter,
Recording artists to Congress: Force radio stations to pay us for our songs
In a letter to congressional leaders obtained by NBC News, music stars like Aerosmith, Barbra Streisand, Céline Dion, Gloria Estefan, James Taylor, Jelly Roll, Lil Jon, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Mariah Carey argue they are missing out on potentially billions of dollars of royalties they feel they are entitled to and want radio stations to pay them.
Top recording artists press Congress on royalties for songs played on radio
Hundreds of famous names from across musical genres — including Mariah Carey, Jelly Roll, Barbra Streisand, Celine Dion, Lil Jon, Reba McEntire, Ozzy Osbourne and Stevie Nicks — are calling on
U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn introduces bill to make radio stations pay artists for playing songs
U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) wants radio stations to pay artists for broadcasting their songs, and she’s teamed up with other senators to make that happen.
Boyz II Men, backed by hundreds of artists, delivers letter to lawmakers pushing for passage of American Music Fairness Act
The bill would require big radio companies to pay artists for playing their music on the air while protecting small,
Musicians Push Congress To Stop Corporate Radio From Dodging Royalties
Hundreds of music legends and rising stars are calling on Congress to make major radio companies equitably pay artists when their songs are played on air. Popular 90s R&B group Boyz II Men met with lawmakers on Capitol Hill to advocate for the American Music Fairness Act,
Tennessee's Marsha Blackburn among Senators pushing bill giving musicians royalties from songs played on radio
Senator Marsha Blackburn is part of a bipartisan effort to give royalties for musicians when their songs are played on the radio.
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Democratic, GOP lawmakers push pay-for-‘play’ bill that would make radio stations compensate artists for airing their songs
The American Music Fairness Act would compel AM and FM broadcasters to compensate artists, in line with requirements already imposed on digital broadcasters and streaming services. “The United ...
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Pay for Play: TN senator backs bill that would require radio stations to pay musicians
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Radio stations could soon be forced to compensate musicians if a new law is passed in Washington, D.C. The bipartisan American Music Fairness Act, which is sponsored by ...
Boyz II Men Deliver Letter Signed By More Than 300 Major Recording Artists to Capitol Hill Lawmakers Asking for Passage of American Music Fairness Act
Boyz II Men – the 19-time Platinum-selling, 4-time Grammy Award-winning R&B group that first rose to prominence with their ...