Breve Music Podcast

Learn the 5 companies you have to register your music with in this e-book: Music Royalties DemystifiedJoin the discord server: https://pxl.to/breve-music-discord-serverSummaryIn the Breve Music Podcast hosted by Jermaine Harris, the discussion revolves around the legal issues facing AI music generation companies UDO and SUNO, who are being sued by major record labels for potentially using unlicensed copyrighted music to train their AI systems. The key concern for music publishing companies is whether these companies are infringing on copyrights. While the fair use doctrine might offer a defense, it remains unclear if this will be the chosen approach. There are concerns that music generated by these platforms closely resembles existing artists’ work, raising questions about potential copyright infringement. Despite the uncertainty, the outcome of this legal battle could pave the way for more artists to utilize such platforms legally without fear of copyright lawsuits from major publishing companies.

Learn the 5 companies you have to register your music with in this e-book: Music Royalties DemystifiedJoin the discord server: https://pxl.to/breve-music-discord-serverSummaryIn the Breve Music Podcast, hosted by Jermaine Harris, he expresses his admiration for Spotify’s podcast and music streaming services. He particularly praises Spotify’s recommendations algorithm, sharing an amusing anecdote about a coincidence involving the TV show “The Boys,” actor Jack Quaid, and a song called “Time in a Bottle” from the movie “X-Men: Days of Future Past.” Jermaine reflects on how Spotify’s Discover Weekly playlist recommended the same song he had been thinking about recently, even though his recent listening habits did not align with that song. He muses on the effectiveness of Spotify’s algorithm in predicting his preferences, despite the seemingly random recommendation.

Learn the 5 companies you have to register your music with in this e-book: Music Royalties DemystifiedJoin the discord server: https://pxl.to/breve-music-discord-serverSummary:In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris introduces his new course titled "The Weekly Composer Course". Link: https://pxl.to/weekly-composer-course

Learn the 5 companies you have to register your music with in this e-book: Music Royalties DemystifiedJoin the discord server: https://pxl.to/breve-music-discord-serverSummary:In this episode of The Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses TikTok's plan to acquire and invest in music rights, as reported by the Music Business Worldwide website. The social media platform is seeking to hire a music content investment lead and a music content investment manager to assist in acquiring copyrights for songs. This move is strategic for TikTok as it could potentially lead to increased revenue from lucrative music copyrights, especially if a song becomes popular. By owning more music on their platform, TikTok can reduce its reliance on major publishing companies. Even a small percentage of TikTok videos using music owned by the platform could significantly impact savings over time due to the platform’s massive daily viewership.Source: https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/tiktok-is-forming-an-investment-team-to-acquire-music-content-and-companies/

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Learn the 5 companies you have to register your music with in this e-book: Music Royalties DemystifiedSummaryIn the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses Twitch’s recent deal with major music publishers like UMG, Warner Music Group, and Sony Music, allowing DJs to use copyrighted music legally on the platform. This development benefits DJs financially and provides more exposure for artists. The revenue split is currently 50/50 between DJs and Twitch, though details about payments to rights holders are unclear. Jermaine is excited about this opportunity for creators to earn more money and speculates on whether other platforms like YouTube will follow suit.