You:
tell me more about PublMe Music platform
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ChatGPT:
PublMe Music is a digital platform that provides a space for musicians and artists to showcase and distribute their music to a wider audience. It offers a user-friendly interface, allowing artists to upload and share their tracks easily.

Here are some key features and benefits of PublMe Music:

1. Music Distribution: It allows artists to distribute their music across popular streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, and more. This helps artists reach a larger audience and potentially gain more listeners.

2. Customizability: Artists can personalize their profile pages on PublMe Music by adding their bio, photos, links to social media accounts, and other relevant information. This allows them to create a unique and engaging online presence.

3. Analytics: The platform provides detailed analytics and insights on track performance, including the number of plays, listeners, and geographical data. This helps artists understand their audience better and make informed decisions about marketing and promotion.

4. Collaborations and Networking: PublMe Music encourages collaboration between artists by enabling them to connect and collaborate with other musicians and producers on the platform. This can lead to potential opportunities for creative partnerships and growth.

5. Royalty Payments: PublMe Music ensures that artists receive their rightful royalties for their streams and downloads. It simplifies the process of collecting and distributing royalties, making it easier for artists to earn money from their music.

6. Promotion Tools: The platform provides various promotional tools to help artists increase their visibility and reach. This includes playlist placements, social media promotion, and the ability to send tracks directly to industry professionals for consideration.

In summary, PublMe Music is a comprehensive platform designed to support musicians and artists in sharing their music with the world, offering distribution, analytics, networking, and promotional tools. It aims to empower artists and provide them with the resources they need to succeed in the music industry.

🌌 Thanks ChatGPT.
💫 Stay tuned and Enter The Space!
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Spotify unveils tool for artists to pay to promote music on home screenSpotify has launched a tool that allows artists to pay to feature new music on the app’s home screen.

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The newest feature, named Showcase, allows artists to promote new music, upcoming releases, anniversaries and more, by appearing as a mobile banner at the top of Spotify’s homepage.
According to Spotify, the aim of Showcase is to not only “hype” up an existing fan base, but also re-engage listeners that may not have interacted with an artist in a while. As a result of trials, the streaming service has claimed that those who see a Showcase are six more times more likely to stream a promoted release.
Artists can use Showcase to reach listeners in around 30 different markets, which are mainly defined as “active” and “previously active” listeners.
For example, artists have the option to target their advertisement to “super listeners”, “moderate listeners” and “light listeners”, as well as those that haven’t intentionally streamed their music in at least 28 days.
Alongside the launch of Showcase is also Showcase reporting, where artists can access data which shows how a campaign drives engagement. It tracks “amplified listeners”, “reactivated listeners” and “new active listeners”.
Budgets for Showcase campaigns start at $100 when booked via Spotify for Artists and run until you either spend your budget or 14 days after your campaign starts, whichever comes first.
Spotify has released a series of new features in the last few months, such as the Daylist.
The new Daylist feature involves the platform analysing a user’s daily listening trends, which it uses to create a playlist that is updated several times a day. The playlist it creates is unique to every user and is designed to match their mood as the day goes on.
For more information about Showcase, you can head to Spotify’s website.
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SaaS service core Training cluster from Hugging Face (coming soon) : https://huggingface.co/training-cluster
Training Cluster as a service to train your LLM at scale on HF infrastructure.
So, waiting for many SaaSes, even more then before. Someone will earn from it, kids will continue to train models *almost* for free 🤔 🤓
#AI #Technology and #MusicBusiness

Music Tectonics names 5 music tech startup finalistsMusic Tectonics has named the five music tech startup finalists in its 2023 Swimming With Narwhals Pitch Competition. All five finalists will pitch live during the October 24 -26 Music Tectonics. Continue reading
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Theremin-like synth is here.
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AI deepfake of Drake and The Weeknd not eligible for Grammy as vocals not legally obtainedHeart On My Sleeve, which uses AI-generated deep fake vocals by Drake and The Weeknd will no longer be eligible for a Grammy, as the vocals were not legally obtained.

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In a post to Instagram, Harvey Mason Jr., the CEO of the Recording Academy explains that the AI-generated track had been taken out of the running after it was declared that the vocals had not been legally obtained.
“Let me be extra, extra clear, even though it was written by a human creator, the vocals were not legally obtained, the vocals were not cleared by the label or the artists and the song is not commercially available and because of that, it’s not eligible,” Mason reveals.
He adds, “I take this stuff very seriously. It’s all complicated, and it’s moving, really, really quickly. I’m sure things are going to continue to have to evolve and change. But please, please, do not be confused. The Academy is here to support and advocate and protect and represent human artists, and human creators period.”

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Last week it was reported that the AI-generated track was submitted for consideration by The Grammy Awards for two categories: Best Rap Song and Song Of The Year.
The song was created by anonymous producer Ghostwriter. It reached an impressive 13 million views on TikTok when it began circulating earlier this year, and was eventually banned by Universal Music Group.
Back in June The Recording Academy announced that it would consider songs created by AI for a Grammy.
Mason then took to Grammy.com to explain what that means: “At this point, we are going to allow AI music and content to be submitted, but the Grammys will only be allowed to go to human creators who have contributed creatively in the appropriate categories.”
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