The AI licensing and protection platform has announced a Series A round led by the major music company and DNS Capital.
The new partnership will allow Alexa users to generate an AI song in seconds using a voice prompt.
As mashups and sped-up/slowed-down remixes take over TikTok feeds, new apps are rising to help everyone participate in the trend. One obstacle remains: fractional licensing.
The record, which was "co-written" by more than 1,000 musicians, is a critique of the government's proposed opt-out approach to generative artificial intelligence training.
The app’s share of time spent on social platforms declined last year as YouTube Shorts and others ascended. Are the days of its supremacy as a promotional vehicle over?
The new virtual reality experience boasts a huge library of popular songs, and “otherworldly landscapes” in which to sing them.
The platform released its second Music Impact Report to demonstrate its "added value to artists and the music industry."
Pink Sweat$, Chief Keef, Lil Tjay, Ye and more rely on the platform. "People build loyalty to something that fundamentally just works," says co-founder Greg Hirschhorn.
German PRO GEMA filed a lawsuit against generative AI company Suno in Munich that could be stronger than the RIAA case in the U.S. — and just as important.
HYBE’s social/commerce platform also saw a 13% increase in physical and digital merchandise transactions in 2024.
