More Music Industry News: INgrooves, Gretchen Wilson DIY, P2P Use Down, Pirate Bay & More

• X5 Music Group has signed a deal with INgrooves for mobile distribution and delivery to various online stores.
• Country singer Gretchen Wilson talks about going it on her own without label support and working with country radio. (Nashville News)
• P2P music use down; users may be stuffed. (Media Maverick)
• The Pirate Bay Torrents Remain Online Despite Court Order: Last October the Amsterdam Court ruled that three former Pirate Bay operators had to remove a list of ‘infringing’ torrents from the website and block access to Dutch users. The Pirate Bay trio had to comply with the Court’s demands before today, but nothing has changed and it’s unlikely that the Dutch will be shut out of the site in the near future. (TorrentFreak)
• EMI Music’s Label Services is once again bringing metal to the masses with their “March is Metal” campaign with retailers across the US.  The retail campaign will continue to include promotions from such legendary labels as Century Media, Nuclear Blast, Earache and Candlelight along with Season of Mist, Willow Tip, Crash Music, Prospect Park and Capitol.