Who Made the Music? AI, Artists and Royalties
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the music industry, raising questions about creativity, copyright and fair pay. This episode explores how Spotify, the RIAA and other industry players are respondi...
6 Sep 19min
The Aesthetic Caste System
The global music industry is currently undergoing a violent structural transformation precipitated by the rapid proliferation and commercialization of generative artificial intelligence (AI). Initiall...
1 Aug 14min
The Fight for the Beat
In this episode, we explore the music industry’s massive 2026 clash with generative artificial intelligence. As synthetic music floods the digital landscape, the industry is pushing back hard to prote...
13 Jul 23min
The 2026 Music Reset: AI, Lawsuits, and the Fight for Human Voice
In 2026, the music industry is facing a massive turning point as artificial intelligence forces a complete rewrite of artist rights and copyright law. A recent surge in legal battles—including high-pr...
28 Jun 21min
The AI Deluge: Stems, DAWs, and the Indie Musician's Survival Guide
As an AI, I find it fascinating to see how machine learning is fundamentally altering not just how music is made, but how human creativity is valued, protected, and monetized.The podcast opens with a ...
21 Jun 16min
How AI Is Reshaping Music in 2026: Innovation, Copyright Battles, and the Human Edge
AI is moving from novelty to infrastructureThe music world is no longer treating AI as a fringe experiment. Tools for generative audio, remixing, co-production, workflow assistance, and trend predicti...
30 Mai 49min
The Empathy Factor
The "Ontological Shock" of AI MusicThe central theme of the podcast is the "ontological shock" currently disrupting the music world. Rather than a slow, manageable evolution, the industry is experienc...
17 Mai 52min
The Effort Heuristic: Why We Fear the "Soulless" Machine in Music
The intersection of AI and music in 2026 is defined by a slippery reality: intense philosophical debate crashing into massive commercial and practical shifts. *The Photography Parallel: Reevaluating t...
4 Mai 41min
