Suno’s legal team are certainly having a busy week. Hot on the heels of the lawsuit filed by four US-based artists against the company comes another legal action – this one from Canadian collecting ...

No spreadsheets. No juggling apps. No guessing. Just ask,” is the pitch for Roster, which has just been launched by South African music-tech firm JO:LA Labs as “an end-to-end music business operating ...

We wrote about the songs featured in the ‘extended look’ trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI last week. Now Spotify has released some data on which tracks benefited the most from their inclusion.

Ticketmaster is giving its mobile app a refresh in 21 countries, with a bigger focus on recommendations and personalisation, including a ‘watchlist’ for keeping tabs on upcoming concerts and events.

In the US, the big legal argument around generative AI is whether training models on copyrighted material qualifies as ‘fair use’ or not. If it does, AI firms don’t need to sign licensing deals and ...

Soapbox films artists performing and talking, then uses volumetric-video technology to turn that footage into "life-size holograms".

Hybe isn’t done yet in its quest to find talent that will form its first Indian girl group. The K-Pop behemoth has announced ...

What was that we wrote this morning about BMG and Concord expecting to complete their merger this month? Within hours, it was ...

Given their bitter, ongoing legal battle, Musixmatch and LyricFind won’t enjoy being grouped into the same news story. However, both made announcements in the last 24 hours, and together they show the ...

Research firm Stvdio and Secretly Distribution have published a report on the independent-music sector, billing it as “a fight for music’s infrastructure”.

In March last year, we wrote about a proposed bill in California that would ban ‘speculative’ ticketing – where people list tickets that they don’t actually own (yet) on secondary platforms.

The latest lawsuit filed against AI-music firm Suno comes from a group of US-based musicians: Jason Isbell, David Lowery, Guy Forsyth and Eduardo Calle.