Amidst AI-Music War, Suno Finds Another Industry Partner in BMG
“We believe the future of music will be more participatory, creating entirely new ways for artists and fans to connect,” Suno co-founder and CEO Mikey Shulman said in a statement. “Building that future responsibly means working directly with the people who make music and the companies that represent them.” ## Trending Stories ### Why Was It So Hard for Sam Cooke’s Grandkids to Drop a Soul Album? ### Incarcerated for Life in Trump’s War on the Left [...] In addition to the settlements, Suno is making conciliatory efforts towards labels. Earlier this month, the company promised to provide a means to detect songs made with its tech, and announced a rollout of download caps aimed at slowing the flood of AI songs onto streaming services. It’s also placing emphasis on its Suno Studio offering, which allows musicians deep control over the service’s output. #### In this article: ### More News [...] Universal settled with Suno rival Udio last October, but is plunging ahead with the Suno case, expanding the lawsuit and fighting to uncover the terms of Suno’s Warner deal. On another front, last month, a German court gave collection society GEMA a landmark win, finding Suno in breach of German and U.S. copyright law for training on from GEMA’s repertoire, and ordering the company to pay damages.
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