AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI & Music Law: Jason Isbell, David Lowery and others sue Suno, arguing the AI music maker “exploits” artists’ identities and traits for profit, not just copyright—while separate publisher suits target Anthropic over alleged use of songs to train AI. Global Pop Live: Bruno Mars adds a second Auckland Eden Park date for March 14, 2027 after “incredible demand.” Music Industry Growth: UK’s Music Export Growth Scheme backs 29 independent acts in its 25th funding round, while Warner Music appoints Mateusz Smółka as MD for Eastern Europe. Community & Culture: Kyrgyzstan’s ethno-music festival “Echo of the Nomads” opens in Cholpon-Ata, and Canada’s Belfry Theatre debuts Indigenous history satire “Women of the Fur Trade.” Dolly Parton Fallout: Repairs begin on her Hollywood Walk of Fame star after reported vandalism, as tributes and literacy legacy coverage keep rolling. Tech in Sound: HP and Singapore startup Wubble AI create a real-time airport soundtrack that adapts to conditions.
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