Blackout Tuesday Was No Day Off for Labels, Managers: Will It Yield Real Results? — Variety

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Although it was billed as a “pause,” “Blackout Tuesday” — during which much of the music industry “disconnected from work” to focus on ways it can support and stand in solidarity with the black community — was not meant to be a day off, and indeed it wasn’t for the greater music industry. In a…

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