Kanye West Sparks New Streaming Service Speculation
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(Radio.com) Kanye West's business portfolio might be expanding once again: Documents obtained by The Blast suggest the rapper has filed to trademark a company called "Yeezy Sound." The docs outline rights to stream 'music, audio, images, video, and other multimedia content, over the Internet." This wouldn't be Ye's first experience backing a streaming platform. The Life of Pablo rapper famously joined JAY-Z's pantheon of music superstars to launch Tidal in 2015. After their public falling out last year, Yeezy abandoned Tidal this summer and sued the company for $3.5 million allegedly owed to him. Read more here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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