With the digital ink barely dry on Music Ally's "42 Trends of 2019" report, Stuart sits down with podcast host Dmitri Vietze t

Listen in on a lively back and forth as they take sides on a multitude of issues: Will AI ever be able to create a pop hit all on its own? W

But does Artificial Intelligence have talent? Can it displace human musicians? We think not, but we still thought it would be fun to let AI-

June 16th - LA Times Does the fragmented music streaming landscape keep us from connecting with people through music? Sorry, I had my ear-buds in. June 17th - Vice An AI just completed an unfinished piece from composer Antonín Dvořák, 115 years after his death. June 17th - Music Business Worldwide Lover, Taylor Swift's seventh album, is the most pre-added album on Apple Music, with more than 222,400 pre-adds in four days. And its release date is two months away. June 18th - M

This one-off goofy statement by a VC points to something greater: There is a surprising tone-deafness among many in tech--not all, but too m

“I have songwriting credits, even though I don’t know how to write a song.” --Oleg Savitsky of AI music generation app Endel (speaking with Dani Deahl at The Verge) Once we had music. Now we have content. We have songwriters who have never written songs. What is going on here? Content as a concept, as an asset class, has brought a deluge of contradictory, confusing economic developments for industries like music and publishing. Content’s advent is a format shift, but one that

Warner signs an algorithm (sort of), Myspace loses a decade, and music discovery happens where you least expect it. Rock paper scissors'

The story of the Neanderthals is instructive when we start thinking about AI. We’re in that headwater moment, and yet we seem to think we’re

We're trying out a different format for our weekly news roundup: a podcast episode! This week, rock paper scissors' resident music tech experts Jade Prieboy and Tristra Newyear Yeager dig into the headlines with host Dmitri Vietze. Hear what's breaking, from growing revenue projections to the potential for AI in live music. The Music Tectonics podcast goes beneath the surface of the music industry to explore how technology is changing the way business gets done. The podcast i

Join Travis Laurendine and Luann Williams, producers and co-creators of the SXSW Hackathon, as they talk with host Dmitri Vietze about their sixth annual event, held March 12-13 at the Austin Omni Hotel Downtown. Hackers will gather to use APIs and SDKs from sponsors to develop new products and ideas. The SXSW Hackathon application deadline is March 5, 2019, so there's still time to get involved! Find the application and additional information on sxsw.com. The Music Tectonics

Join Gigi Johnson, executive director of the Center for Music Innovation at UCLA, and host Dmitri Vietze as they discuss new technology and its impact on the music industry. As Artificial Intelligence and streaming continue to take over, how will the music industry adapt? Gigi and Dmitri discuss streaming, the future of AI in music, and changes in data gathering and handling. Find the episode on iTunes or wherever you listen to podcasts. We're now on Stitcher, Spotify, Soundc

In MT’s 2018 Music Tech News Roundup, host Dmitri Vietze and regular guest Tristra Newyear Yeager explored some of the deep seismic shifts i

Cherie explores how music is merging more and more with other creative industries including e-sports, film and TV, social media filters, and

Hypebot - November 3, 2017 One of the most prominent uses of artificial intelligence is in voice recognition, which is used in both Google Home and Amazon Echo. Because of these advancements there are four ways that AI could be used for musicians, labels and streaming. Using AI in production and studies would help streamline the musical process, playlist creation and control could utilize voice control for users, lyric translation and content creation via spoken word. While