Universal Music Group’s Post

Except your talent scouts aren't interested in a developing artist unless they've got millions of views on social media and seem to place less importance on the music content itself. I wonder if the music industry would be interested in though at this point I'm not optimistic but in also signing artists who record, write the lyrics and melody, do all the production work etc and play the instruments themselves, because that would significantly save them money, no? And also would be a positive change for the industry, just my opinion though. Also do they want to nurture talent that maybe find it difficult to get seen even though they maybe do the entire production and creative process themselves without any help from others, unlike what the industry signs at the moment or are they just interested in people that are somehow already doing well on their own. The industry needs to realise it's not 2005 anymore, social media isn't this amazing thing that's full of opportunities it's completely saturated with content right across the board, the industry needs to realise now that unique unsigned talent with a lot to give and passion absolutely ironically need industry intervention now more than ever.

What happened is label artists got caught trying to sell their vocals on splice under ghost names because they ran out of budget when if they signed away their rights to their vocals or name in likeness then they’re not allowed. And also so many executives refused to place songs with new songwriters or producers with artists who have artists contracts on labels and it got so annoying that by the time people got caught, someone decided to make a ai machine to hear what placements would sound like with fake voices as song demos/ or maybe the label’s artists got tired of having to sing too much songs that can’t release because labels get final say on 10 songs they release even if the artist recorded 300 unreleased songs under contract So the label owners got finesse to help them make the releasable songs with least budget needed. Hosting writers camps and paying too much studio time got too expensive I just don’t get how companies that own the same rights they make the policies for then the production deals for for news stories and publicity, create acts But since everything is a production in the industry and media it all has to have production to talk about/ etc

We at SoundSafe.ai support the NO FAKES Act. The music industry grappling with unauthorized deepfake songs to viral videos featuring manipulated likeness/voices, the potential misuse of AI-generated audio is vast and concerning. In today's digital world, the threat of deepfake audio permeates various sectors, raising concerns about trust, authenticity, and security.

Talents will be much appreciated on this. Well done! ❤️

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I like this! This is great! We need something like this over here in Australia.

Bonjour Universal Music Group, je suis Roxky Suprême, artiste chanteur freelance et fondateur de SoundLift. Je serais ravi de me connecter et d'échanger des idées sur la musique et les collaborations.

But in labels clauses they say that they own image rights and do whatever they please with those rights

This is a good start for regulating AI in music. Kudos to the NO FAKES Act for advocating for artist rights and fighting unauthorized use of the artists' voices and likeness!

How can u get a job here !?