The North Carolina duo put their catalog back on the platform a year after pulling it over Daniel Ek’s investment in military AI, but they still tell fans not to listen there.
The North Carolina duo put their catalog back on the platform a year after pulling it over Daniel Ek’s investment in military AI, but they still tell fans not to listen there.
After removing Macklemore and watching his remaining openers and backing band walk away, the British singer finally stated his position on Israel and Palestine from a Philadelphia stage.
The AI music company once known for training on unlicensed material is now rolling out industry-backed models, download limits, and a watermarking system. The move reflects broader legal and consumer pressure on AI-generated music.
Amelia Meath says the duo’s decision to restore their catalogue on the platform is about sustaining the people who work with them, not a change of heart.
The Baltimore band’s mainstream crossover reaches a new institutional marker through a corporate fast-food partnership.
The new scheme offers direct grants of £10,000 to £20,000 to established independent music creators, with applications open from 1 to 29 October.
A Luminate report shows 16.3 million discs sold in the U.S., with K-pop and younger listeners driving a format revival that has outpaced vinyl growth.
A SubmitHub analysis of over a million tracks points to significant AI use in new music, though the detection tool’s own findings remain contested by many artists.
Three Indonesian metal bands have turned to crowdfunding after being left stranded in Ireland, alleging they were ghosted by the party responsible for their engagement.
The DJ-focused store updates its content guidelines after user research shows strong preference for human-made electronic music.