On this episode...
Why Distrokid selling to CVC will lead to more AI music.
What Kobalt selling to Primary Wave means for the majors.
Why the industry is counting on the hybrid musicians of the future.
Were the Odyssey casting decisions part of the marketing campaign?
And what Suki Waterhouse could learn from Boy George...!
Read my 2000 word essay on the Burial / dubstep conundrum: https://www.patreon.com/scubaofficial/posts/eyes-back-puzzle-164702147
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00:00 Intro
02:59 Releases roundup
07:40 CVC buys Distrokid
15:27 Primary Wave buys Kobalt
21:10 AI copyright regulation
30:57 Suki Waterhouse and Boy George
35:50 Is Christopher Nolan a troll
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