Let me start us off. Here’s my AI artist K. Labelle — trap-soul, R&B, and cinematic energy. I’m building her vocal DNA and full catalog right now. Drop a like and leave a comment letting me know what you’re working on too — let’s get this community moving.

Hey friends, welcome to AiM – AI Music Production Manager! Thank you for joining us — it truly means a lot. My mission here is to support each of you, whether you’re just starting with AI music or leveling up your artist to the next stage. I’m here to help you grow your skills, build your identity, and succeed in this new era of AI artist creation. This community is a place to learn, share, experiment, and evolve together. You’re early — and I’m grateful you’re here. ⚡ ACTION STEPS (START HERE): 1. Download the AiM Starter Kit This gives you the core templates for Vocal DNA, structure, and prompt building. 2. Introduce yourself in THIS thread below 👇 Earn points + level up! Share your name, where you’re from, and what you’re hoping to build inside AiM. (If you’d rather keep your artist private — that’s okay too.) 3. Start the AiM Foundations course This will walk you through building your first AI artist the right way: Vocal DNA, identity, structure, and creation workflow. 4. Ask questions anytime This community learns together — share what you’re working on, ask for help, or drop your discoveries. ⭐ What to expect inside AiM: ✔ Weekly prompts & challenges ✔ Feedback threads ✔ Shared discoveries & tools ✔ Playlist opportunities ✔ Premium + VIP upgrades ✔ Courses that take you deeper You’re early. You’re part of the first wave. Let’s build something real. Drop a comment below and say hello 👇🔥

🎯 What happened: - Warner Music Group (WMG) officially settled its copyright lawsuit against Suno, converting the legal battle into a licensing partnership. - As part of the agreement, WMG artists can opt-in to allow Suno to use their voice, name, likeness, compositions and image in AI-generated songs — only if they choose to. 🔄 What changes for Suno & users: - Suno will roll out new, licensed AI-music models in 2026. The current models will be phased out. - Download rules are changing: Free-tier users will no longer be able to download songs — they can only play/share them. Paid users will have download caps, but will have the option to pay for additional downloads if they want. - 📈 What this means for the industry & creators: - This deal marks a landmark shift: from confrontation (copyright lawsuit) to collaboration + licensing. - It sets a possible template for future AI-music / label relationships — a path where AI platforms operate under licensed, artist-approved terms. - For artists & creators (like you), it potentially opens up new legal and monetizable paths for AI-generated music — provided they respect licensing, credit, and artist consent. 🔎 Why this matters for our community: - If you’re building AI artists (like your K. Labelle), this means platforms like Suno might soon offer legal, licensed tools — which adds legitimacy to AI-artist projects. - Download caps and licensing changes on Suno could affect workflows: might need more planning before releasing or distributing AI-generated tracks. - This could be the start of industry-wide regulation / standardization around AI music — good to stay informed, adapt early, and keep creative rights & compliance tight. 🔗 Read more: - TechCrunch: Warner Music signs deal with Suno after lawsuit settlement - Reuters: Warner Music Group settles copyright case with Suno, paving way for licensed AI music models - Music Business Worldwide: Breakdown of the “first-of-its-kind” partnership between Suno & Warner