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WARNING: FLASHING IMAGES Taylor Swift, Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of KISS, and Alanis Morissette are among the new class of the Songwriters Hall of Fame. The musicians were inducted at the 55th Annual Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Gala in New York

Introducing Magenta RealTime 2, a new open model musicians can play as an instrument! Run low-latency, live music synthesis natively on your MacBook using MIDI, text, and audio. 🎶 We love seeing Google’s open model ecosystem grow!

Suno - a company that trained on "essentially all music files of reasonable quality that are accessible on the open Internet", and argues it does not need to pay to do so - is now valued at $5.4 billion. They will pay for GPUs, and for engineers, but not, apparently, for the music they use - other people's music - without which their models would not work. I know lots of musicians who will be upset. I am with them.

Artificial Intelligence is built on the creative work of millions of writers, artists, musicians, journalists, teachers, scientists and ordinary people. That work has been stolen by Big Tech oligarchs. Now's the time to reclaim it and ensure AI works for ALL, not just the few.

BE:FIRST Stadium Live 2026 We are the "BE:ST" WE ARE THE SINGERS WE ARE THE DANCERS WE ARE THE RAPPERS WE ARE THE MUSICIANS WE ARE THE IDOLS WE ARE THE BE:ST #BF_StadiumLive2026# #BEFIRST#

In jazz, there's no script: You have to figure things out as you go along. Sometimes you need to sit back and let others drive things; other times, you blare it out yourself. To do the right thing at the right moment you need to really listen to the people you're playing with so that you can understand where they're going. All great creative collaboration should feel the same way. Combining your different skills like different instruments, improvising creatively, and at the same time subordinating yourself to the goals of the group leads to playing great music together. But it's important to keep in mind what number of collaborators will play well together: A talented duo can improvise beautifully, as can a trio or quartet. But gather ten musicians and no matter how talented they are, it's probably going to be too many unless they're carefully orchestrated. #principleoftheday#

In a single day, @layzhang switches between two roles: English class monitor and musician. From language to melody, every step is steady and focused—a testament to getting one step closer to dreams! 🔗 #LAY# #LAYZHANG# #ZHANGYIXING# #张艺兴#

In jazz, there's no script: You have to figure things out as you go along. Sometimes you need to sit back and let others drive things; other times, you blare it out yourself. To do the right thing at the right moment you need to really listen to the people you're playing with so that you can understand where they're going. All great creative collaboration should feel the same way. Combining your different skills like different instruments, improvising creatively, and at the same time subordinating yourself to the goals of the group leads to playing great music together. But it's important to keep in mind what number of collaborators will play well together: A talented duo can improvise beautifully, as can a trio or quartet. But gather ten musicians and no matter how talented they are, it's probably going to be too many unless they're carefully orchestrated. #principleoftheday#

Another version ---- A sweeping, wide-angle cinematic photograph capturing a surreal time-warp across [SCENE]. The composition seamlessly blends two distinct time periods: [ERA_CONTRAST] (e.g., "the 1920s versus present day", or keep default as "roughly 100 years ago versus the modern era"). The Historical Side (Left/Background): This section features period-appropriate architecture, materials, and fashion distinct to the past era's version of this location. Think historical building materials (stone, wood, aged brick), traditional or vintage attire specific to that time, period-specific vehicles or conveyances, and analog signage or lighting (gas lamps, lanterns, early electricity). The Modern Side (Right/Foreground): This section showcases contemporary life: modern infrastructure, glass and steel architecture, current fashion trends, advanced technology (smartphones, LEDs), electric vehicles, and vibrant digital signage. THE CRUCIAL FUSION (Center & Interactions): The core of the image is the seamless merge. The boundary between eras dissolves completely. Structures should morph physically from old to new (e.g., a stone pathway turning into asphalt, an old gate transforming into a modern entrance). Most importantly, emphasize direct visual interaction between the eras: Figures from the past interact with the modern world—a person in historical attire looking with wonder at a smartphone held by a modern tourist, a vintage vehicle driving alongside a modern sports car, or musicians from different eras playing together. The lighting blends dramatically from warm, historical tones to cool, modern neon. Technical Specs: Photorealistic, 8k resolution, highly detailed, dramatic cinematic lighting, wide-angle lens, deep depth of field. ---- SCENE: University of Oxford Era Comparison: 1300s and present day  --ar 4:3