Cape Town trio Internet Girl are a new kind of boy band - alt-rap with smatterings of hyperpop, punk and indie sleaze. New ...
The big debate over whether or not AI training is fair use under US copyright law was taking place in court again yesterday, ...
US performer union AFM has launched a new campaign around AI calling on labels to ensure musician consent is secured before including their recordings in any AI deals. It’s not clear how labels plan ...
This week we caught up with Alex Hehir, Managing Director of Wixen Music UK, one of the most respected independent music ...
This Friday, CMU’s Chris Cooke will join a panel discussion at Un-Convention on music and AI. Generative AI models that ...
Back in 2024 Universal Music said it would find €250 million in annual savings via a “strategic organisational redesign” that ...
A dispute over what royalties cinemas should pay PRS for music contained in the films they screen went before the UK ...
In August, London-based management firm The Night Department sued techno producer Sara Landry for breach of contract. She has ...
An attempt by the major music publishers and BMG to persuade the US Supreme Court to overturn a landmark songwriter-friendly termination rights ruling has failed, because of BMG’s involvement.
Following the news Universal’s Interscope label is suing Summer Walker after she used California’s seven year rule to exit a record deal early, it’s now come to light that Walker is suing her ...
As part of our Horizon series of interviews, we are connecting with the music industry’s current and next generation of ...
Son of Bob Dylan’s pedal steel player, Tennessee’s Rayland Baxter makes dusty, unhurried alt-country. New single ‘Up And Down A Mountain’ is glorious - toe-tapping and loose - about the chaos of ...
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