Newsletter for Legal created at June 30, 2025 06:50

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"Music Industry Updates: Controversial Performances & Legal Battles Uncovered"

This newsletter is about controversial performances and legal battles within the music industry. It covers Kneecap's political statements at Glastonbury Festival, AI companies winning fair use lawsuits, and Universal Music's potential acquisition of Downtown Music Holdings. It also discusses Azealia Banks canceling festival appearances and Drake and Playboi Carti's unreleased collaboration. Additionally, it touches on Gunna's openness to using AI in music creation, Ye and King Combs' surprise EP release, and Kid Cudi's Netflix series "Entergalactic" not receiving a sequel. The newsletter highlights the changing landscape of the music industry, focusing on new licensing models, creators' value capture, and the impact of social media influencers.

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Kneecap Play Fiery Glastonbury Set, Take Aim at U.K. Prime Minister: ‘F— Keir Starmer’	0.95	Billboard	thumb_up thumb_down
First Anthropic, now Meta: another judge accepts fair use defence in AI training - but there’s a sting	0.85	Complete Music Update (CMU)	thumb_up thumb_down
European regulators won’t fall for UMG’s tricks a second time says IMPALA boss	0.85	Complete Music Update (CMU)	thumb_up thumb_down
Azealia Banks ditches Boomtown over ‘Fuck Palestine’ track	0.85	Complete Music Update (CMU)	thumb_up thumb_down
Unreleased Drake & Playboi Carti Collaboration Previewed By DJ Swamp Izzo	0.85	Billboard	thumb_up thumb_down
Gunna Tells Will.i.am He Wants to Sign an AI Artist: ‘Get With ‘Em, You Can’t Beat ‘Em’	0.85	Billboard	thumb_up thumb_down
Ye & Sean Combs’ Son King Release ‘Never Stop’ EP, Including a Song Called ‘Diddy Free’	0.85	Billboard	thumb_up thumb_down
Kid Cudi Explains Why ‘Entergalactic’ Never Got a Sequel: ‘I Asked Them Multiple Times’	0.85	Billboard	thumb_up thumb_down
✘ All music is media - on value capture	0.85	Music x (Substack)	thumb_up thumb_down
Bob Vylan ‘Death to the IDF’ Chants Leave Glastonbury ‘Appalled,’ Festival Says They ‘Crossed a Line’	0.85	Billboard	thumb_up thumb_down

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