Music Biz Digest: Nelly Fine, Reservoir Growth & Indie Tips -

Nelly lawsuit backfires: Judge slaps attorney with heavy fine for frivolous filing against rapper.
Copyright battle revived: Appeals Court allows Bernie Worrell vs. George Clinton case to proceed, even decades later.
AI music gray area: Expert explains why anyone can legally ‘steal’ AI-generated music under current law.
Reservoir’s strong year: Spent $120M on acquisitions, revenues up 11% to $175.7M.
Gaana’s subscriber growth: CEO reports 15% annual increase, signaling streaming momentum in India.

Cole Berliner signs with Drag City, indie label known for eclectic roster.
Little Big Town’s new album: ‘It’s A Dying Art’ due in August.
Feels Like Home Festival: October lineup includes Gary Allan, Scotty McCreery, and more.
Sell your record label? Expert advice on where to start.
Band trademark priority: High importance before first single release.

SongCast Sonic Symposium: Rock-focused virtual event in June 2026.
QSC CB 10: New battery-powered portable PA speaker for mobile gigs.
Music schools critique: Podcast argues recitals are band-aids for deeper education problems.
Content effort paradox: Why extra polish might hurt your reach.
Bedroom to full-time career: Indie Build episode 4 shares practical steps.
Virality vs. sustainability: Artist insights on rising above vanity metrics.
3 deal killers: Spanish-language tip on factors affecting your music deal.
Coming soon: Teaser ‘Se Vienen Cositas #30’.