DistroKid Removes Songs Amid UMG Lawsuit Over AI-Generated Music
Music distributor DistroKid has been taking down songs from streaming platforms in response to a lawsuit filed by Universal Music Group, which accuses the company of enabling a flood of AI-generated and copyright-infringing content, and artists say some of their original work was removed without notice.
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| Oct 16, 9:20 AM | billboard.com | UMG & Sony Demand DistroKid Tell How Many AI Songs It Uploads From Suno: ‘Staggering Scale’ |
| Oct 12, 2:18 PM | rollingstone.com | DistroKid Removed Songs From Streaming Platforms in Response to UMG Copyright Suit |
| Oct 12, 10:59 AM | billboard.com | DistroKid Removes Songs in Response to UMG’s Streaming ‘Slop’ Lawsuit |
| Oct 10, 11:52 AM | theverge.com | DistroKid has been quietly taking down songs in response to UMG lawsuit |