Spotify to delete historical artist data in 10 days: How to download yours now!
Spotify has announced that it will delete all artist data over two years old plus the year-to-date across the entire Spotify for Artists analytics platform on June 30th. Historical artist. Continue reading
Your Morning Coffee: Streaming Royalties study • Truth about Ticketmaster • Boomers won’t save Music Subs • more
Episode 149 of Jay Gilbert and Mike Etchart’s podcast Your Morning Coffee: Weekly News for the New Music Business is available now. Episode 149 Listen on your favorite podcast platform.. Continue reading
TOP POSTS: Last week’s most-read posts on Hypebot
Catch up on what everybody has been talking about with last week’s most-read posts. We’ve got topics ranging from AI giving old music a new life to how much easier it. Continue reading
REWIND: The new music industry’s week in review
A busy week by any definition, the music industry was no exception, with lawsuits in the air, Grammy changes announced, and more… Maria Schneider’s YouTube Content ID lawsuit ends in. Continue reading
Why Music Metadata Matters
In this latest installment of the Byta and MusicBrainz series on the importance of metadata, you’ll learn tips and tricks to make or break your music. from Byta In the. Continue reading
Spotify tests AI playlist cover art tool
Spotify is testing a tool that uses AI to enable users to create custom artwork for playlists on the streaming platform. Spotify’s new tool, AI Playlist Art, analyzes a playlist. Continue reading
QUICK HITS: Tim Devine joins Sunset Blvd Records • Soundtrack Your Brand adds $15M • Soundsurf
Veteran music exec Tim Devine, whose career includes Bonnie Raitt’s Capital Records comeback, discovering Brandi Carlile, Train, and others has joined Sunset Blvd. Records as Head of A&R. Devine has already signed Everclear,. Continue reading
Meta’s MusicGen AI trained on 20k licensed tracks, but how good is it?
Meta claims their AI ran music generator MusicGen brings a safer and copyright-secure option for creators. what Bobby Owsinki test drove it offers this review. by Bobby Owsinski of Music. Continue reading
Music Publishers hit Twitter with $250M Copyright Infringement Lawsuit
The National Music Publishers Association representing 17 major and independent music publishers, has filed a major federal copyright infringement lawsuit against Twitter for failure to license and pay for music. Continue reading
Labels want to change how streamers pay: Find out if you’ll win or lose
A new study looks at how a shift from the current system of pro-rata music-streaming payments to user-centric payments would impact artists. Under pro-rata music calculations, artists are paid proportionate. Continue reading
