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The major labels are anticipating big things, in terms of revenue and otherwise, from their Suno and Udio agreements. But according to a new AFM lawsuit, they’ve also “failed to share in the settlement proceeds and future revenue with those same artists whose music was copied” by the AI audio platforms...

SIPHO. started his career, not on the gig circuit, but in a dental lab. “My first job was making teeth and making tea,” he tells CLASH. Fortunately, the artist was quick to escape the world of porcelain and was picked up by record label Dirty Hit during a songwriting course… The post “That’s The Music

Over 230 artistes, managers, music executives, media practitioners, legal professionals, aspiring music professionals and creative entrepreneurs converged at the British Council in Accra for the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) Music Summit, a high-impact industry engagement designed to equip Ghana’s music community with practical knowledge to build sustainable and successful careers. Held in commemoration

Zooil Yang, Weverse Company’s new president. Photo Credit: Hybe Here’s a recap of recent music industry hires and in-house promotions as of May 29th, 2026. If you have a job shuffle to share, we’re all ears. Send us a note to news@digitalmusicnews.com. If you’d like to post a job on our Job Board, just send us

Photo Credit: A. Jay Popoff performing with Lit aboard Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni (Public Domain) Pop-punk rockers Lit, best known for the 1999 single “My Own Worst Enemy,” have settled their lawsuit against Sony Music over streaming royalties. Lit, the band behind the 1999 hits “My Own Worst Enemy” and “Miserable,” has settled its

Warner Music Group Corp. announced today that Armin Zerza, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer, will participate in a question and answer session during the Evercore Global TMT Conference on Tuesday, June 2 nd, at 10:50am PT. - - A live webcast of the session will be available to the general public through a

The 2026 AMAs took place just two days ago and ended with Tyla taking home wins for Best Afrobeats Artist and Social Song of the Year. Tyla’s win sparked conversations on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter), with Nigerians wondering why the South African artist has consistently won the award despite stating that her...

Photo Credit: Raph_PH A federal court has tossed an infringement lawsuit filed against Sony Music, Beyoncé’s Parkwood Entertainment, and others over an allegedly unauthorized sample in 2022’s “Alien Superstar.” Judge Mark Scarsi just recently dismissed the copyright and breach of contract complaint for lack of standing. And as is so often the case in rights-related