From Universal suing DistroKid (for the first time) to UMG and Sony suing Suno (again)… it’s MBW’s Weekly Round-Up It’s ...

The case rests on Article 21(a) of the Sound Recording Labor Agreement, the union’s collective bargaining agreement with the ...

Universal Music Group is suing the world’s biggest music distributor by volume, DistroKid. In its lawsuit, UMG, the world’s ...

Swift has kept two video premieres off YouTube this year, and both were already on Spotify before Wednesday’s rollout. She ...

Gregg Alexander wrote one of the biggest songs of the ’90s, then pretty much completely withdrew from public life. Here, he ...

AI-generated ‘artists’ including Xania Monet will ‘perform’ live on stage at the first AI Music Awards in Los Angeles in ...

The bill would amend the Better Online Ticket Sales Act of 2016 – one of the laws the Federal Trade Commission is using to sue Live Nation and Ticketmaster.

Notes says the money will fund “continued platform development and scaled marketing efforts” as it takes its offering to artists globally.

The named plaintiff is Michael Beckham, whom the filing describes as an adult domiciled in Huron, South Dakota.

DistroKid has not yet signed up, despite its claim to distribute “roughly 40%” of “all new music in the world” for over 4 ...

The deal allows Symphonic to pull audio files and metadata out of MassiveMusic’s catalog infrastructure when a label transfers its releases.

US copyright law sets damages for willful infringement at up to USD $150,000 per work. At that ceiling, the 60,202 recordings ...