Lupita Nyong'o wants to keep her private life exactly that—private.
Is Indie Label Ninja Tune Set for Its Best Run Yet?
13.12.2019 - 23:11 / billboard.com
In 1990, electronic musicians Matt Black and Jonathan More, who performed as the duo Coldcut, were nearly five years into their career and already felt confined by the major-label system. So, they founded their own U.K. imprint, Ninja Tune, and its publishing company, Just Isn’t Music.
Come 2020 -- and with offices in London, Berlin, Paris and Los Angeles -- the label will celebrate its 30th anniversary in a digital age where indie acts have more options than ever. “There’s much more awareness
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