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This Month in the Music Industry: Summer Walker, UMG Layoffs & Termination Rights | Billboard On The Record

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From restructuring at Universal Music Group to legal disputes between Summer Walker and her label and the landmark court ruling about termination rights, October 2026 shaped up to be a busy month in the music industry. On this special bonus episode of Billboard On The Record, host Kristin Robinson…

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