Suno and Believe Music Announce Strategic Partnership
Suno, the controversial AI music generating platform, continues to move toward legitimacy by striking a licensing deal with indie giant Believe.
Suno, the controversial AI music generating platform, continues to move toward legitimacy by striking a licensing deal with indie giant Believe.
Mary J. Blige received a torrent of online abuse for a Suno ad where she seemed to endorse the platform — however, the deal was not authorized.
Grammy-winning Americana crooner Jason Isbell is one of several new litigants in a new federal lawsuit against the AI music generator Suno.
The independent music publisher Round Hill Music sued Suno and Anthropic, accusing the two of infringing its copyright.
The deal will see Suno pay for BMG's repertoire of recordings by its artists and cover the use of any BMG songs to train Suno's past models.
Suno hired Grace James as its vice president and head of artist marketing and editorial and Christian Bowne as head of music business development.
Suno, an AI music generation platform, has pocketed $400 million in its latest funding round, valuing the company at $5.4 billion.