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David Bowie estate sells songwriting catalog for reported $250 million

David Bowie’s estate is starting off 2022 with a nice chunk of change. The estate of the late singer has sold his global music publishing rights to Warner Chappell Music for over $250 million, as first reported by Variety. The nine-figure sale covers songs such as “Starman,” “Heroes” and “Ziggy Stardust,” along with music from his 26 studio albums released between 1968 and his death in 2016. ...

David Bowie’s estate is starting off 2022 with a nice chunk of change.

The estate of the late singer has sold his global music publishing rights to Warner Chappell Music for over $250 million, as

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