Top Music Attorney Podcast With Miss Krystle

In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle

Miss Krystle also delves into the mechanics of music monetization, highlighting the significance of owning masters, brand sponsorships, and ancillary income sources like live concerts, virtual events, and merchandise sales. She explains the modern equivalents of 360 deals and stresses the necessity of viewing social media pages as valuable assets. Whether you're an independent artist or an industry veteran, this episode offers actionable strategies to help you navigate the complexities of today's media-centric music industry and achieve financial success.

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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 various music industry topics. Discover how to navigate fake promotional companies that rely on bots. Learn about the process of switching distributors and moving your music catalog, including essential tips on managing ISRC codes.

We also delve into becoming your own record label, sharing insights on setting up an LLC and handling music marketing. Curious about artist freedom with YouTube type beats? We discuss the pros and cons and provide advice on licensing. Plus, what do you do when you make a song that sounds suspiciously like Nickelback and get clarity on How To Pronounce Udio.

Tune in for all this and more, including advice on registering with BMI or ASCAP, submitting your work to the copyright office, and maximizing your royalties. Don't miss out on these valuable insights to help you navigate the music industry successfully!

00:00 Intro

01:07 Coming up

01:27 Udio - "Ooh-Dio" vs "You-Dio"

02:19 Using Marketing Companies

03:13 Switching Distributors & Moving Music

06:12 Become Your Own Record Label

06:37 I Made A Song That Sounds Like Nickelback

08:02 Can I Get Backpay From BMI or ASCAP?

09:37 What Format To Send Copyright Office

09:52 Using YouTube Beats

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In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle dives into the recent Major Music AI Lawsuit Updates in the music copyright infringement cases against AI platforms Suno & Udio. She unpacks the shocking admissions by Suno AI about where they conduct their data training and analyzes the potential legal implications. As a practicing lawyer and head of a litigation department, MK provides expert insights into the filings, discusses whether these AI-generated audio outputs truly infringe on copyright, and shares what she would do if she represented Suno in this complex legal battle.

00:00 Coming Up

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On this segment of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney Miss Krystle deep dives into Udio's UPDATED Terms of Service and discussing the nuances of releasing AI music. They explore the copyright implications, DMCA takedowns, and the practicalities of filing copyrights for AI-generated compositions. Tune in for a comprehensive discussion on the impact of AI on music creation, its effects on job roles, and the evolution of music ownership in the digital age. Don't miss this exploration of whether AI is just another tool or a potential threat to artists' rights, as well as insights on the best time to explore direct-to-consumer avenues. 

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Miss Krystle teaches the significance of building your brand and understanding the music business. Giving practical advice on how to protect your career, negotiate better terms, and ultimately succeed in the music industry. Whether you're considering a deal or aiming to stay independent your sure to find some tips in this video. 

00:00 Intro

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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 protecting your artist name, copyrighting music, and managing collaborations. They explain how to secure your artist name with trademarks in the US and abroad, and how to copyright songs in different forms.  Emphasizing the importance of having written agreements with collaborators to avoid disputes. They also discuss steps to becoming your own record label, using platforms like Fiverr, and handling unauthorized music use on YouTube. These insights help artists navigate the legal aspects of their careers effectively.

00:00 Intro

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On this segment of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle reacts to Sync My Music's video "Is Suno Sampling Copyrighted Producer Tags?" The major labels Sony, Warner, and Universal are suing the AI music platforms Suno and Udio for copyright infringement. These platforms are accused of using copyrighted music to train their AI models, which then generate music that imitates existing works. Miss Krystle provides a breakdown of the lawsuit, discussing the implications of AI training on copyrighted material and the concept of derivative works. Sync My Music highlights specific examples of AI-generated music containing producer tags, raising questions about the legality and ethicality of AI-generated content. The episode delves into the ongoing legal battle and its potential impact on the music industry, with a focus on copyright laws and the future of AI in music creation. Join us as we expose Suno and the Shocking Copyright Violations Revealed Amidst Major Lawsuit.

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In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle reacts to Louis Rossmann's video about my Splice copyright strike. Miss Krystle breaks down the legal aspects of Splice's copyright claim and share insights into the broader implications for creators. I discuss the significance of understanding licensing agreements, the impact of DMCA on content creators, and how to navigate copyright disputes effectively.

Watch as Miss Krystle provides a detailed analysis of Rossmann's arguments, offering a perspective on fair use, copyright law, and the potential consequences of misuse by companies like Splice. This video is a must-watch for anyone interested in the legal challenges within the music industry and how to protect their content from unwarranted strikes.

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On this segment of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle and show/music producer That Orko discuss the complex world of leased and licensed beats, sharing insights from their extensive experience as music attorneys. They discuss common issues that arise, such as poorly drafted contracts, lack of legal advice, and verbal agreements that lead to disputes. The conversation focuses on a recent case involving UK rapper Ren and producer Kujo, who are embroiled in a public copyright battle and public social media battle over the song "Sick Boi." where the music video was hit with a copyright strike and removed from YouTube. The episode explores the legal nuances of this dispute, examining comments from both parties and offering expert advice on handling similar situations in the music industry.

Listeners will gain valuable knowledge about the importance of clear agreements and the potential pitfalls of using unlicensed samples. Miss Krystle and That Orko provide a detailed analysis of the Ren-Kujo case, highlighting the necessity of understanding the terms of a beat license and the implications of unauthorized sample use. They also emphasize the significance of proactive communication and the role of attorneys in resolving such disputes. This episode is a must-listen for artists, producers, and anyone interested in the legal aspects of music creation and distribution.

00:00 Intro

01:07 Coming Up

01:52 Ren Receives Copyright Strike Over "Sick Boi"

02:24 Ren's Dispute With Producer Kujo

02:55 Tag Ren & Kujo!

03:17 "Sick Boi" Beat

03:45 Ren's Community Posts

04:57 Exclusive or Non-exclusive License Beat

06:18 Was Kujo's Beat Sampled?

07:28 Stolen Sample

08:18 Kujo's Response

08:41 Filing Copyright Strike

10:16 Kujo's "Non-Commercial/Monetized" Beat

11:24 Licensing Beats & Samples

12:33 Publishing vs. Royalties

13:44 Kujo & Ren Argument

15:07 Ren's Comments

15:53 Lack of Clarity

16:39 Stream Count Limit

17:23 Potential Uncleared Sample

18:37 Indemnification Language In Agreement

19:13 Solution

20:26 Ren's & Kujo's Frustrations

20:56 Attorneys Escalating

22:14 Dispute's Effect On "Sick Boi"

23:02 Ren's Last Public Community Post

23:29 Avoid This As Musicians & Producers

23:47 Top Music Attorney To Mediate Ren & Kujo!

24:17 Avoid Emotions & Stick To Facts

25:05 Miss Krystle – “Let It Go”

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00:00 Intro

Legal Disclaimer: The information, ideas, and suggestions in this video are not intended to be legal advice. Before following any suggestions contained in this video, you should consult your personal attorney. The speaker shall not be liable or responsible for any loss or damage allegedly arising as a consequence of your use or application of any information or suggestion in this video. Pursuant to the fair use doctrine under the 1978 Copyright Act, a copyrighted work owned by another may be used for criticism, commentary, news reporting, and educational purposes. The use of the livestream contained in this video falls within the fair use doctrine.

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