Blockchain technology could give musicians new ways to distribute music, sell digital ownership, reward fans, and potentially receive royalties directly from their audiences. Tokenised music could also allow fans to gain access to exclusive content or participate in revenue-sharing models, although legal ownership and copyright remain complicated issues. As artists look for alternatives to traditional music platforms, could tokenisation create a new way for musicians and fans to interact?
Meta vs publisher lawsuit is interesting. While the publishers are taking a copyright protection stance, Meta is arguing that training AI models on copyrighted materials is part of “fair use.” Is anyone concerned that ownership of intellectual property can become messy if this goes in Meta’s favour?
Our band's vocalist is concerned about copyright issues with his own music. I want to understand the legality of songs generated via Suno. Can I publish them on a streaming platform or release them as an album to make money?
