Taylor Swift Avatar? Right Wing Reggae? AI is revolutionizing music creation and consumption—what does this mean for artists and fans? Gregory B. and Alex L. discuss AI-powered creativity, the blurry ethics of sampling, and the future of compensating creators in a Dolby Atmos world. Hear bold takes on whether music is becoming a passive commodity, the impact on legacy artists, and why new artists still push boundaries. A must-listen for those curious about where tech is taking the art we love.

Listen to Part 1 of this Series as well!

00:00 AI is Coming! Effecting Creativity and Consumption

07:20 Music Eating Its Own Tail

11:25 AI Music Creation Analogy to eSports

16:00 Startups + Producer/Artists + Blurry Lines of Sampling

19:00 Framework for Paying Creators Today + Future

23:34 Dolby Atmos Mixes: 3D Reimagining of Sounds

26:00 Grimes AI

28:51 Is Music Becoming a Passive Commodity?

31:30 AI: Who Are The Losers?

40:26 Enabling Legacy Artists to Release New Material

43:20 A Future Where Copyright is Popularity Based

48:00 Music From New Artists Is Awesome
52:30 SYSK Spill Tab, Sunflower Bean, Poolfire, Lewis Of Mann, Brene Brown Books, Rafael Nadal Retires
This episode is part of the ‘Prof P’ series on the Whiskey Hue Stream. Recorded in part for my Business of Sports Media students.

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WH137 Part 2 of 2: AI’s Creative Disruption and the Future of Music, with Gregory Butler + Alex Luke

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