AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI & Royalties: South Korea’s KOMCA ended its ban on registering AI-assisted songs, switching to a disclosure-first system where human creators must make a “substantial and leading” contribution and name the tools used. Music Tech & Privacy: Suno confirmed a November 2025 data breach affecting 55.3 million users, with exposed emails and some purchase details raising fresh questions for AI music platforms. Guitar Culture: Fender CEO Edward “Bud” Cole walked back backlash over comparing cover bands to “analog AI,” insisting great songs come from people, not machines. Live Music & Health: Glenn Hughes announced retirement from touring due to health and upcoming open-heart surgery. Home Audio for Music Lovers: A guide argues wired home theater still beats wireless for clarity, while another piece contrasts studio monitors vs hi-fi speakers. Festival Reality Check: Switzerland’s Raina Rock open-air festival was cancelled due to drought and safety rules. Touring Economics: Trainspotting The Musical’s UK run was cancelled after low ticket sales, casting doubt on the Blackpool dates. New Releases/Events: BEAT (King Crimson alumni) announced a Fall 2026 US tour with a lineup change, and CMF launched Clip Pro open-ear clip-on earbuds globally (excluding India).
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