
Sony Music Joins AI Policy Coalition ARIAM
Sony Music Group has become the first music company to join the AI policy coalition ARIAM, alongside members like Disney and the BBC.

Sony Music Group has become the first music company to join the AI policy coalition ARIAM, alongside members like Disney and the BBC.

U2 announces 'Carnaval de Luz,' their first full-length studio album in nearly nine years, featuring Dolly Parton's last recorded vocals and collaborations

Paramore's Hayley Williams has posted a tribute to her ex-husband, New Found Glory guitarist Chad Gilbert, following his death from brain cancer.

Artist manager Ian Montone warns that algorithmic playlists have made music too safe and formulaic, confusing online followers with genuine community.

GRAI, an AI music company backed by Khosla Ventures, has acquired the social music platform Hangout in a merger deal.

Suno has stated its V6 AI music model was trained partly on 'creations' from its users, a detail revealed in response to a new lawsuit from Universal and
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Miley Cyrus's new album 'Bass Persuades' is a 38-minute collection of love ballads and odd outliers that fails to deliver on the club-ready promise of its

SoundExchange and Music Nation Copyrights Management have signed a reciprocal agreement for neighboring rights between the US and UAE, announced September

Symphonic has added audio delivery from Songtradr's MassiveMusic to its TransferTrack migration tool, aiming to automate one of the final manual steps for

Universal Music Group and Sony Music have filed a second lawsuit against AI music platform Suno, alleging massive copyright infringement.

Miley releases her Atlantic debut 'Bass Persuades,' Carly Rae Jepsen drops a double album, and Riley Green shares his fourth country set, leading a packed
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