AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI Copyright Clash: Suno is hit with another lawsuit, this time alleging it trained on Spanish-language regional Mexican catalogs to generate Spanish AI songs, adding to a growing wave of AI music cases. AI Music Industry Buzz: A rumor claims Mary J. Blige signed a multimillion-dollar deal to promote AI music via Suno, but it’s unconfirmed and not backed by broader reporting. Tech for Performers: Nextmidi released Divisimate 2.1, a free update adding Key Split for independent orchestrations plus USB support for its iOS remote app. Country Legacy in Motion: Dolly Parton’s estate announced DollyFest, a two-day festival spanning Nashville and London in 2027, keeping her legacy front and center after her death at 80. Streaming Impact: Parton’s “Ultimate Dolly Parton” re-enters the Billboard 200 at No. 5, while five of her songs land on the Hot 100. New Music & Tours: Mike D drops debut solo album “Thank You” and announces a North America/Europe tour. Local Community Music: A Stockton paella-and-music fundraiser backs inclusive rowing programs at the Delta Sculling Center. Live Music Events: Fins Up Festival returns in Wilmington with a Jimmy Buffett tribute and local cause support.
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