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AI Music Policy Is Being Written Around One Number, and You Should Know What It Doesn't Measure
A distributor made headlines when it said something like a third of the tracks arriving through its pipe each day were AI-generated.
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AI Copyright and the Fine Print: Who Actually Owns the Song Your Generator Just Made
A director I work with sent me a track last spring, generated in about forty seconds from a text prompt, and asked one reasonable question: "Can we clear this for the festival cut?" Not a hard…
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Pro Bono Legal Support for Musicians: Where the "Just Get a Lawyer" Advice Actually Breaks Down
The advice you have heard a hundred times is this: never sign a music contract without a lawyer. It is on every forum, in every "things I wish I knew" thread, repeated by every producer who got burned…
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AI Voice Cloning Fraud Doesn't Break In — It Gets Waved Through
In early 2024, a finance worker at engineering firm Arup joined a video call with people who looked and sounded like his CFO and several colleagues. He'd been suspicious of an earlier email.
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AI Copyright and the Song You Don't Actually Own: A Producer's Reality Check
Last month I ran a small experiment I should have run a year ago. I generated a track — a slow, smoke-damaged trip-hop thing, roughly 82 BPM in F minor, a detuned Rhodes over a filtered break — and…
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One Song Should Ship as Twelve Videos: AI Music Video Generators and the New Math of Release
Your song is finished. That was the easy part. I know that sounds backwards. You spent three weeks on the mix, chased the low end through four revisions, finally got the vocal to sit.
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AI Music Video Generators vs. Hiring a Human: Which One Fits Your Release Schedule
The track is mastered. 48kHz WAV, streaming-ready, uploaded three days early because for once you were organized.
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AI Music Video Generators Won't Fix Your Rollout — But They'll Feed the Feeds That Do
Here is a number worth sitting with: a single track release now routinely needs somewhere between eight and twelve distinct visual assets to cover the surfaces where it has to live.
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Suno AI API Audio Export: What You Actually Get Back, and How to Store It
The generation call is the easy part. You send a prompt, you get a job ID, you poll or wait for a webhook, and eventually a track exists.
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What Spotify Partnerships in Afrobeats Actually Buy — and Who Gets Paid
A festival stage in Lagos, a DSP logo on the backdrop, and a press line about "investing in the sound of a generation." The easy read is that the platform bought the moment.
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