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• New Stream Media announces deals with major labels (Netimperative)
  New Stream Media, the digital content partner to The O2 and indigo2, has this week announced completion of licensing deals with the four major record labels: Universal Music UK, Virgin/EMI, Warner Music UK and SonyBMG.



• Hydro Connect, Inveraray Castle, Argyll (Independent)
  "Last year at T in the Park," hollered Beth Ditto, during The Gossip's Saturday night set at the Connect festival, "we got five bottles of urine thrown on stage. So come on ? where's the urine?" "You're no' at T in the Park," yelled back a crowd-member in defence of T's smaller, more scenic boutique sister festival, "it's civilised here."



• New CDs (New York Times)
  New releases from Brian Wilson, the Verve, Donnie Klang, Amy Macdonald and Danilo Perez.



• Music Review: Amy MacDonald??This Is The Life? (The Epoch Times)
  With the public always yearning to tag a new pop music star, 2008?s likeliest discovery may in fact be 20-year-old Glaswegian folk rocker, Amy MacDonald.



• On & Off: Tickets on sale (San Francisco Chronicle)
  JUST ANNOUNCED Polkacide, Rube Waddell, Blue Bone Express. Sept. 13. Cafe Du Nord. (On sale Sunday.) (415) 861-5016. www.cafedunord.com. Amy MacDonald. Sept. 21. Cafe Du Nord. (On sale Sunday.) (415) 861-5016. www.cafedunord.com. Cold War Kids. Sept. 25-26....



• 15,000 join in the party at Hydro Connect (Sunday Herald)
  ago the prospects for Hydro Connect, the last major music festival of the summer, looked decidedly soggy. Sluggish ticket sales and record August rainfall threatened to derail the Inveraray festival.



• Amy Macdonald Puts Sacred Cows on Notice (All About Jazz)
  She's set to follow Amy Winehouse and Duffy as the next big thing out of Britain (where her debut has scored double-platinum status), but Amy Macdonald isn't part of the young retro-soul scene that's bringing back the Motown sound.



• Jonas Brothers Deny Staind A Fourth Straight Chart-Topping Debut (MTV Music Television)
  The Jonas Brothers' A Little Bit Longer will remain on top of next week's Billboard albums chart, denying Staind their fourth straight #1 debut.



• Your Latest Update (POLLSTAR)
  This update has an international flair with Cherry Poppin' Daddies in Europe, Maroon 5 in Mexico, Panama and Dubai and Amy Macdonald in Europe. But we also have Roger Creager in the good ol' USA, making Your Latest Update a globe-trotting experience!