News From the Music World
Music industry giant Sylvia Rhone exits Epic Records after reshaping the label landscape. From secretary to pioneering CEO, her departure creates a diversity vacuum. What’s next for this boundary-breaking legend?
Hipgnosis isn’t just buying song catalogs—they’re reshaping an industry where songwriters remain invisible despite creating billions in value. The battle for songwriting recognition intensifies.
Major record labels sue Suno AI for billions after training on millions of unauthorized songs. Musicians fight back as CEO claims creating music “isn’t enjoyable.” The battle reshapes music’s future.
GRAMMY Camp hits Nashville for 2026, offering $3000 music immersion at Belmont University with elite industry mentors. Your career waits while scholarship spots dwindle fast.
Groundbreaking music mogul Sylvia Rhone exits Epic Records after transforming the industry landscape. Her barrier-breaking journey from secretary to CEO rewrote the rulebook. Where will this powerhouse land next?
Cardi B’s “Am I the Drama?” faces streaming battles that could propel it to record-breaking status or leave it struggling against market saturation. The industry watches anxiously as numbers roll in.
Major music labels attack Suno AI for “raiding” YouTube’s copyrighted content to train its music generator. This controversial case could redefine how AI interacts with intellectual property. The battle is just beginning.
Grammy-winning artist Kehlani confronts AI pop star Xania Monet’s $3M deal, questioning whether algorithms can truly create art. Human musicians face an existential challenge as virtual influencers reshape the industry.
Despite Radiohead’s anti-scalping efforts, thousands of suspicious tickets appeared online before sales began. Scalpers are charging up to €3,750 while fans scramble for legitimate options. The music industry’s war against fraudsters continues.
Despite $110.8 billion in music revenues, Billboard’s “On the Record” exposes the raw truth many artists never see. Most musicians remain financially crushed by the system they help create.
