This blog is the living companion to my book. It follows one question: what happens to authorship, artistry and listening when machines move from helping make music to making it?
I use this space to test tools in the open, document real studio experiments, and track the legal and economic shifts shaping AI music. This means you can expect to find case studies, interviews with builders and skeptics, and plain-English notes on deals, lawsuits, and policy changes. When I use models, I say how. When credit is due, I name names. Consent and compensation are not negotiable.
If you are building ethically, pushing back constructively or just trying to understand what's coming, you are in the right place. Subscribe for updates, send a question or a lead and share work that deserves a careful listen. This began as a book. It continues here as a record of what we learn next so music can stay human even when the machines sing.
Kind regards,
Kenneth H
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