John P. Strohm

A “recorded music radius clause” is also known as an exclusive term in a recording agreement. I have no insight here in particular, but typically it lasts 6-12 months after an album’s release, assuming the contract ends with the last album.

@talltodd65 Oh yeah I think that’s right. I doubt I ever registered the song because we never recorded it.

@johnpstrohm Seems that song is also known as Ember.

@johnpstrohm care to try another? Jake says 12 is a John song. I think this is the last to figure of the four shows they have up. Chorus sounds like, "now she's gone and everything's alright." archive.org/details/ajc022…

@talltodd65 Thank you!

@johnpstrohm Thanks John. All the shows now have completed setlist. Although I just sent in one correction. Anyhow take a trip down memory lane! archive.org/search?query=s…

@talltodd65 Jake got it right away - it’s called Unmet Friend. He cut it for the first Mysteries of Life album.

What is the name of this song @johnpstrohm? Track 5 first two minutes. I've figured out the rest. Thanks in advance. archive.org/details/ajc022…

@talltodd65 Man. I remember the song but not the lyrics or title. It’s Jake Smith’s song, I’m gonna ask him if he remembers.

I know what truly won't age well...

@KCEsq Hold on to that skill, brother. It’s increasingly rare.

@johnpstrohm Interweb hyperbolic keyboard vigilantes are nuts, but I can also hold two truths aloft at once.

A folk artist Murphy Campbell had her recordings pulled from YouTube, run thru AI, uploaded under her own name, and then automated systems turned around and flagged her originals. The case shows how easily AI plus Content ID can erase authorship. theverge.com/entertainment/…

@KCEsq …I was super pissed and I wanted to know what Vydia’s role was, and how platforms would change to prevent this conduct…but damn, they had to evacuate the offices! Is there a single viral news story that doesn’t lead to random death threats?

@KCEsq This is a truly shocking story and it shows how AI is making streaming fraud much worse. But for me the takeaway of this article is why do so many random people on social media default to death threats for anything upsetting?

@wystan49 @CamperBeethoven @davidclowery @Xtheband @remhq @m_millsey @toriamos @RobynHitchcock @blakebabies Good company!

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@KyleCoroneos I’ve worked with these guys for a couple years I’m surprised it’s taken so long. The songs are so good, and Conner is such a charismatic singer. In part it’s generational - there hasn’t been a new Westerberg in a while. He’s as good a writer as Isbell.

Scenes from The Droptines “Drought Flower” Album Release Show savingcountrymusic.com/scenes-from-th…

The main use of AI music is fraud & free-riding

Crazy story. Fucking AI music scammers.

Brilliant album

@Evan_Dando @Repubblica1849 Yes!

@Evan_Dando That’s it.

@michaeltemkin @lowtheband Yes that’s the process, which is where most of the joy resides.

@lowtheband @johnpstrohm Probably zero people will hear my music, but I’ll never use AI to write. Stumbling on a melody or arrangement that is new a surprising to me doesn’t happen when you use the average machine. The messy process is the way magic happens. Not by describing music with words & stealing.

OK, not to brag or be elitist here but let’s see a show of hands of other artists who DO NOT use Al to write or generate music. ✋🏻 Mikey here is just trying to sell something, but it’s a bad message to send out. It’s worth the emptiness and struggle to create from/with nothing.