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"Sampling or Stealing? The Legal Beat of Music Copyright" Did you know that using a few seconds of another artist's song in your track could land you in legal hot water? In a landmark case, hip-hop artist Biz Markie faced the music for sampling Gilb

What do you think about music industry? I have observed a lot of problems in it but the thing is alot of investment is required in this industry. 🤔 The music industry, I feel is bit messy and has very complicated and complex system which can be sol

2025 mein jab Indian Music Industry ₹700 Cr+ royalty aur $1.85Bn streaming revenue cross kar rahi hai… Cyborg Production India is building the next powerhouse of music from the grassroots. 🎯 Mission: Empower independent Indian voices globally. 🎤 S

After years of hustle, vision, and bootstrapping, I’m proud to officially kickstart my dream venture — a one-man music production and distribution powerhouse built for the next-gen Indian music creators. 🎯 Mission: To empower independent artists wi

I'm a passionate independent artist from Punjab, writing Punjabi songs and Hindi rap. My words come straight from the heart real stories, raw emotions, and authentic desi vibes. I’ve been writing consistently, and I truly believe that music has the

Suno AI Review Introduction Music holds a universal charm, but creating it has always been complex. Enter Suno AI—a platform designed to simplify music production for everyone. Whether you’re a countryside artisan or a budding entrepreneur, Suno AI

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Investing in Dreams: Why Backing My Wedding Photography Venture Is a Smart Move By Shivam Kaushal At just 20 years old, I've had the privilege of witnessing and capturing some of the most intimate, emotional, and powerful moments in people’s lives—

“He was broke. Jobless. Living off his girlfriend’s paycheck. Four years later, his game made over $300 million—and he built it entirely alone.” In 2011, Eric Barone had no job, no money, and no idea what came next. So he opened his laptop and start