Feed.fm Partners With Cyanite, Leveraging AI to Improve Music Discoverability

Cyanite’s AI solutions will help power the music compliance and recommendation engine in Feed.fm’s Unified Music System.

Spotify Launches Personalised AI Playlists in Beta

Spotify releases prompt-based personalised playlists for its Premium subscribers. This new tool to “fuel discovery and music curation” is currently available in beta for Android and iOS users from the UK and Australia.

New Study of AI Music Production Pits Human Against Machine

A pioneering new study into generative AI in music production shows that machine learning tools, while promising, lag human composers in creating music with emotional impact.

NME announces special print edition celebrating Amy Winehouse and new film 'Back to Black'

NME is delighted to announce plans for a special print edition celebrating the life and legacy of acclaimed singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse – and to mark the release of new film Back to Black. There will also be a free NME Screens preview event where fans can see the film before it is released in cinemas (April 12).

Navigating Music Copyright with AI

Workshop & A Call To Arms: Featuring: Virginie Berger, Thomas Guillaud, Ben Porter, Moderated by Marc Brown.

Music Industry Trends Q1 2024: TikTok, AI, VR, IPOs, Superfans & More

Heading into Q2 is always a good moment for Spring cleaning and reflection on what’s transpired in the year so far. From my standpoint, the industry is looking solid across the board. 

ICMP launches ‘Rights and AI’ website for music rightsholders

The latest initiative aimed at music rightsholders worried about the potential impact of AI is a website called ‘Rights and AI’.

Is Classic Rock Radio Better Than Spotify?

For a brand that's been around for 18 years now, Spotify has truly pulled off some remarkable feats.  While not “first in,” the Swedish music streaming behemoth has become the most popular music streaminig platform, passing Pandora, Slacker, and other brands that have falled by the wayside.

Has Radio Lost Its Muscle Memory (And How To Get It Back)?

At the heart of the “debate” is the question of whether broadcast radio is a shadow of its former self.  I have no research to back this up, but I would venture to say that based on writing this blog for 19 years and conducting Techsurveys for the same amount of time among hundreds of thousands of core radio listeners, it is safe to assert that radio isn't what it used to be.

Meta Pledges to Label More AI-Generated Content Across Photo, Video, & Audio

Meta As AI-generated content runs rampant on Facebook and Instagram, Meta says it is making some changes to how it labels manipulated media.

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