Suno, the AI music powerhouse currently sweating under the legal heat of the RIAA, just made a move that looks a lot like an olive branch. The company officially announced the hiring of Sam Berger as their new Senior Director of Artist Partnerships. If you don't know the name, you definitely know the resume. Berger is a heavy hitter in the music tech space who cut his teeth on Spotify’s global artist and label partnerships team before founding the livestreaming platform Momen

Suno, the AI-powered music creation platform with more than 100 million users, just finalized a major licensing deal with Warner Music Group. As part of the agreement, former Atlantic Records EVP Paul Sinclair has joined Suno, bringing his reputation for bridging artistry and tech into a new, highly contested arena. Once called “brilliant at translating our artists’ personal creative visions into the digital universe” by former Atlantic heads Julie Greenwald and Craig Kallman

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