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AI music news: Find out how producers and musicians actually use these tools, what they’re saying about results, industry developments, and new regulations shaping responsible creation.

A character in a futuristic setting dances energetically for the Raynmaker K Pop Crime Thriller project.

First AI-generated K-Pop crime thriller Raynmaker launches with under 60-second episodes and a spring 2026 roadmap for 22 more

The London studio tested its AI-animated series with real audiences before committing to a full season, blending synthetic visuals with human-written stories and performances.

7. November 2025

Comparison of AI artist Xania Monet (left side) and TikTok influencer Danisha Carter (right side)

TikTok influencer Danisha Carter says AI artist Xania Monet stole her face – Here’s what you need to know:

Carter’s lawyer is now involved, but proving an AI model used her specific photos in its training data may be legally impossible.

7. November 2025

Actress poses confidently in a blue graduation cap and gown in the "How Was I Supposed to Know" music video by Xania Monet.

AI artist Xania Monet releases music video for “How Was I Supposed To Know” and splits the music industry in half – Here’s what you need to know:

The AI-generated track hit Billboard’s charts and secured a major label deal, igniting fierce debate over creativity, authenticity, and the future of music.

7. November 2025

Xania Monet creator Telisha Jones smiles during a CBS Mornings interview about creating her popular AI singer.

AI artist Xania Monet creator reveals identity on CBS Mornings after hitting No. 30 on Billboard chart with 91m+ streams – Here’s what you need to know:

Telisha Jones stepped into the spotlight to defend her AI-generated hit, sparking fresh debate over creativity, copyright, and the future of music.

6. November 2025

Denmark’s Koda sues Suno for copying Aqua’s “Barbie Girl” and other hits without permission – Here’s what you need to know:

The Danish collecting society claims the AI platform trained on protected tracks and produced infringing outputs, escalating Europe’s legal battle over music rights.

5. November 2025

Amazon Music app now features Alexa Plus for AI music discovery, song lyrics and playlists.

Amazon Music’s Alexa Plus makes users explore 3x more music with AI-powered discovery – Here’s what you need to know:

The conversational AI assistant identifies songs from partial lyrics or movie references, helping listeners discover custom playlists based on specific moods and eras.

5. November 2025

Logos of ASCAP, BMI, and SOCAN accepting registration for partially AI-generated music, November 2025.

ASCAP, BMI, and SOCAN now accept AI-assisted music for registration (but fully AI songs still don’t qualify)

Songwriters using AI tools can now register their work with major rights organizations, as long as human creativity remains at the core of the composition.

3. November 2025

Unfolded album cover by AI artist Xania Monet, showing streaming playlist and R&B singer artwork.

AI artist Xania Monet hits No. 30 on Billboard radio chart after earning $52,000 and 44.4 million streams – Here’s what you need to know:

Mississippi songwriter Nikki Jones created the AI vocalist using Suno technology, landing a $3 million deal as major labels battle over AI music’s future.

3. November 2025

UMG becomes first major label to settle AI lawsuit and launch licensed AI music platform in 2026 with Udio – Here’s what you need to know:

The settlement includes artist opt-in payments and a 2026 subscription platform, while Sony and Warner continue their legal battles against AI music generators.

30. October 2025

Artificial Angels cover art by Grimes featuring white text overlay on nature scene with silhouetted figure

Grimes uses AI in her new single “Artificial Angels” but opposes most AI music. Here’s her exact approach to ethical AI integration:

The Canadian artist uses AI-processed vocals only at the track’s beginning and end, demonstrating how musicians can ethically integrate technology without replacing human creativity.

24. October 2025