Top Music Attorney Podcast With Miss Krystle

In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle, and Show/Music Producer, That Orko discuss dive deep into the easiest content strategies for music artists, producers,  and musicians who hate posting, offering a wealth of ideas to help you prepare for your next release, whether it's a single or an EP. They discuss what to promote, how to create engaging content, and which social media platforms to focus on, all tailored to your unique style. The conversation is packed with practical advice on how to generate a steady stream of content that not only showcases your talent but also boosts your engagement and visibility online.

They give you tons of examples of content you can execute on today, from behind-the-scenes glimpses and music production tips to live performances and fan interaction strategies. Whether you're looking to share your creative process, engage with your audience, or simply make the most of your everyday activities, this episode is full of actionable ideas to inspire and motivate you. Get ready to take notes and, most importantly, to execute these ideas to enhance your music career.

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In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle I discusses the legal complexities of using beats with uncleared samples, using the case of UK rapper Ren and producer Kujo as an example. Miss Krystle delves into the nuances of licensing agreements, focusing on non-exclusive licenses from platforms like BeatStars. Key points include understanding the term limits, the importance of reading the terms of service, and the potential pitfalls of using beats "as is." She also highlights the importance of ensuring proper crediting and the risks of potential copyright infringement. Don't Lease A Beat Before You Watch This...

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In this "Ask A Music Lawyer" episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle, and Show/Music Producer, That Orko dive into crucial legal questions from the music community. They address concerns about using AI-generated music, emphasizing the importance of understanding copyright laws and how they apply to non-human-created works. The discussion also touches on the strategic use of logos before trademarking, the significance of filing in the right trademark classes, and the legal implications of distributing music without a distributor. These insights are essential for artists, producers, and anyone navigating the complexities of music law.

The conversation extends to ethical concerns, such as whether music attorneys lie to protect their clients, and practical advice on maintaining music growth while balancing a demanding day job. The episode also covers the importance of managing exclusive track rights in sync licensing and the challenges of dealing with music distribution platforms. This Q&A session is packed with valuable tips for those in the music industry, offering a comprehensive look at the legalities that can impact their careers.

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On this segment of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle talks with artist/creator/Flashbulb Benn Jordan and music industry leader/strategist/artist Michael Pelczynski who are both apart of the Ai Voice-Swap.  They explore the controversy of music platforms like Suno and Udio allegedly using copyrighted music to train their AI, resulting in imitations of popular songs. They discuss the implications of AI-generated music, the ethical and legal ramifications. They also share how thier company Voice Swap works in creating custom AI models for voice cloning while maintaining legal integrity. 

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In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle reacts to a shocking situation where producer, Kyle Beats discovers his work with producer Darez was used in a hit song without his knowledge or credit. In his video titled "Famous Rapper Used My Loop And The Song Went Platinum" he explains how the song, "Johnny Dang" featuring Mexican OT, unknowingly utilized a loop from one of Kyle Beats' drum kits, leading to a surprising revelation. With the song achieving over 125 million streams and potentially reaching Platinum status, the implications of this oversight are significant. Watch as Miss Krystle breaks down the legal and ethical issues involved, exploring how this could happen and what steps need to be taken to ensure proper recognition and compensation for the original creator.

As a music attorney, Miss Krystle offers expert insight into the legal ramifications of unlicensed sample use, the responsibilities of producers, and the potential consequences for the artists involved. This video is a must-watch for anyone interested in the complexities of music copyright, producer rights, and the business side of the music industry. Don't miss this in-depth analysis of a situation that could have major implications for everyone involved in the creation and distribution of music. 

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In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle reacts to Ren's video, "Why Sick Boi Is Off All Streaming Platforms" and  his legal battle with Kujo Beats, focusing on the controversy surrounding the beat licensed from BeatStars. Ren shares his frustrations over a copyright strike and the alleged unauthorized sample in the beat for his song "Sick Boi." Miss Krystle breaks down the legal complexities and offers insights into the situation from a music law perspective. Make sure to stick around until the end for an important announcement related to this case and info on Ren and Kujobeats appearing on the podcast.

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On this segment of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle and show/music producer That Orko tackle your burning questions on the music industry. Understand the complexities of record deals in today's landscape. Discover the legal implications of using a shared melody or legal name, and get essential advice on trademarking your artist brand.

We'll also dive into the necessity of co-writer agreements, the effectiveness of Facebook and Instagram for music promotion, and the current status of AI in music production. Find out if AI-generated music is worth pursuing and explore tools that detect AI or copyright infringement in your music.

Stay tuned for insights on becoming your own record label, the importance of LLCs, and the nuances between performance and sound recording copyrights. This episode is packed with invaluable tips to navigate the music business successfully.

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In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle, and Show/Music Producer, That Orko answer your questions on the recent Splice situation, regarding copyright strikes and subscription concerns. Many music producers and creators are unsure about their credits on Splice. If they cancel their subscription, will they lose their accumulated credits? Shares their own experience, detailing the significant investment they've made in Splice samples having over 15,000 credits and the fear of losing access if the subscription is canceled or downgraded.

Miss Krystle dives into Splice's terms of service, highlighting ambiguities around account termination and credit retention. They emphasize the need for Splice to clarify and update their terms to protect users' investments. Join the conversation and let Splice know your thoughts on their current policies. If you have similar concerns or experiences, drop a comment below and stay tuned for updates.

Splice Exposed: What Happens To Your Credits When You Cancel

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In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle shares valuable insights she wishes she knew when starting out in the music business as an artist. She reflects on her journey from a classically trained musician to a music artist, detailing the challenges of songwriting, performing, producing music videos, and funding her projects. MK discusses her transition to becoming a music attorney and launching her own law firm, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's artistic vision, consistency, and audience engagement. She also highlights the significance of music business knowledge and effective royalty collection. 

What I Wish I Knew Before Starting My Music Career

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On this segment of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle and show/music  producer That Orko answer your questions on critical music industry issues. Learn how to handle studio engineers holding session files hostage until they receive additional payment beyond the original agreement. Discover your rights when a famous artist you collaborated with refuses to release a copyrighted song. Understand the intricacies of copyrighting vocals and arrangements separately, and the importance of updating copyrights when making changes to a song. Find out how to protect your music and trademark your artist name effectively, even before trademark approval. Plus, get tips on ensuring recording engineers receive proper credit, using split sheets, and navigating contest rules that claim ownership of non-winning submissions. This episode is packed with valuable legal advice for musicians and creatives.

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