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Not long ago, it did not matter whether a track was made by a human or generated entirely by AI. Same rules, same royalty pool, same shot at ending up …

Imagine you wake up one morning, open Spotify, and there is a new release on your profile. Except you did not release anything. The music is not yours. But it …

Music production has become radically accessible. What used to require expensive studios, specialized engineers, and highly technical environments can now happen entirely from a laptop. Recording, mixing, releasing, everything has …

Music discovery is changing. Fast. For years, artists focused on optimizing their presence on streaming platforms and traditional search engines. But today, a growing number of listeners are discovering music …

The algorithms for Spotify music discovery have operated as the main system that determines which songs listeners will discover. The development of AI technology continues to progress while audiences experience …

AI has already been part of music discovery for a while. What’s changing now isn’t its presence, but how much weight it carries. It’s becoming more visible, more selective, and …

A release doesn’t start on release day. It starts weeks (sometimes months) before anyone listens to your song. The first two months of the year are ideal to think about …

In today’s modern but mostly speedy music industry, your bio link is the artist’s digital front door. This is the place where the fans would make the decision to either …

Spotify has introduced a new DJ tool along with the removal of 75 million low quality or AI created music. In other words, in an effort to tidy up the …

Listening to music isn’t like the old days. People searching for music don’t just input the name of an artist and press go. Thanks to AI search tools (Hi ChatGPT) …