Juno Park
Juno Park covers AI sound design and game audio workflows — foley, loops, and middleware — after seven years cutting assets for mobile and indie titles.
The Paper Trail: Three Ways to Find Out What an AI Music Generation Model Was Trained On
The first hard evidence in the Suno case was not a document. It was audio. When the major labels sued in June 2024 — Universal, Sony and Warner, coordinated through the RIAA, Suno drawing the District…
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What AI Deepfake Detection Can and Can't Do About Scraping
A friend who scores mobile games sent me a link last spring: a thirty-second clip on a video app, a stranger's name in the corner, built around a vocal hook that was unmistakably hers — the same…
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What a Suno Security Breach Actually Puts at Risk (and What Your Password Can't)
The standard advice for staying safe on an AI music platform fits on an index card: pick a strong, unique password, switch on two-factor authentication, and never reuse credentials across sites.
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Suno and the Bet on AI Music Generation: What the $5.4B Valuation Actually Prices In
The advice making the rounds among people writing checks into AI music is tidy enough to fit on a napkin: buy the growth, the lawsuits are noise.
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Spotify Streaming Trends and the Sports Spike: Why the Final Whistle Moves the Charts
A 1995 Britpop single is sitting near the top of a global streaming chart, and no one released a remaster. There's no reunion tour on the ticketing sites, no biopic, no TikTok dance.
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AI Music Labeling Is Coming to Your Streaming Metadata. Here's What It Actually Changes for Namibian Artists.
A producer in Katutura finishes a beat at 2am — an 84 BPM amapiano-adjacent thing, log-drum bassline, a vocal chop he built from a session singer's take run through a pitch tool.
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The Spotify Feature Criticism That Should Worry Strategists Isn't About Accuracy
The most damaging thing about AI-written song descriptions on streaming platforms is not that they get facts wrong.
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How to Spot AI-Generated Music on the Charts (and Why the Usual Tells Keep Failing)
The advice you have heard is simple: you can always tell when a track is AI-generated music. Something in the voice will crack the wrong way, the lyrics will read like a horoscope, the artist will…
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AI Music Labeling Standards Won't Tell You What You Think They Do
A track lands on a streaming service. Somewhere in its metadata sits a flag: this was made with AI, or this was made by a human.
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