Chappell Roan‘s statement at the Grammys, in which she demanded labels should provide artists with “a livable wage and health insurance,” continues to be the topic of heated debates.
The latest comes from the Ivors Academy, a London-based not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting music writers and their rights. The Ivors Academy also hosts an annual awards show that recognize the contributions of songwriters and composers, with English singer-songwriter Raye having won multiple Ivor Novello Awards in 2024, including songwriter of the year and best contemporary song.
After fighting relentlessly with her label to release her now-highly-acclaimed debut, “My 21st Century Blues,” Raye took
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