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Unlimited Supply is your daily music tech and business TL/DR. It’s the industry’s only daily audio briefing. In less than 10 minutes you’ll know what should be paying attention to in the Business, Technology and Finance of Music. Music and Industry news is superabundant, and someone needs to sift though that unlimited supply of information for you every day. That’s where Unlimited Supply comes in. With a little bit of insight (and snark) on top.Presented by Nodisc.
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Mar 20, 2026 • 8min
When no news is good news, South Dakota Times X and it's the distribution, stupid.
Big music business moves and catalog buyouts make headlines. A major AI streaming fraud plea and hefty forfeiture raise legal alarms. Deezer posts its first profitable year amid industry shifts. IFPI data shows global revenue growth and changing regional leaders. The conversation zeroes in on how wealth is distributed across the music ecosystem.

Mar 19, 2026 • 10min
Emails carved in stone, a history lesson, and class act.
A tight dive into how written messages can become permanent legal evidence. A rundown of settlement payouts and who ends up with the money. A historical look at concert promotion, consolidation, and the forces that shaped today’s live-music industry. A quick tour of sellouts and show availability across NYC, Nashville, and L.A.

Mar 18, 2026 • 8min
Sluggers on the move, news for the digital worker bees, and a pharmaceutical analogy.
Music industry power moves and new label launches shake up Nashville and major labels. Big-name marketing hires and executive departures get spotlight. Tech and media shifts include Meta layoff reactions, TikTok-related deals, and platform distribution changes. Viral track movements and chart surprises round out the news-packed rundown.

Mar 17, 2026 • 9min
Trouble at the top of the funnel, Lyor plays the hits, and the most valuable person in the room.
Discussion of shrinking top‑of‑funnel discovery and what that means for music revenue. A look at YouTube’s evolving role in monetization and strategy shifts. A debate about AI’s limits in creative judgment versus technical correctness. Coverage of new Apple hardware and reactions to product tweaks. Concerns about AI training data and fairness for different catalogs.

Mar 16, 2026 • 8min
Is this really still a thing? Measured, managed, and exposed to disruption?
A rapid-fire music business briefing covering the Pandora vs. mechanical royalties legal fight. Discussion of indie recognition through A2IM certifications and measurement. Review of MIDiA’s recorded-music growth numbers and streaming’s exposure to disruption. Exploration of AI and live-music parallels from a Water & Music report. A look ahead to SXSW and major industry earnings and reports.

Mar 13, 2026 • 9min
Farming super fans, good luck with YouTube, and is Tim Quirk right about gaming?
They explore building superfans with emotional marketing and a seed-and-raise approach. They debate a Tapedeck-style in-app credits model and dynamic pricing for artists. They discuss gaming-style monetization, Warner Music's big refinancing, and YouTube's massive ad revenue and industry leverage.

Mar 12, 2026 • 9min
AI Invades Touring Thursday, Live Nation settlement effects, and other little known codicils.
Discussion of a little-known codicil in the Live Nation settlement and how it reshapes touring power dynamics. Examination of Ticketmaster data access rules that could change how artists reach fans. Deep dive into AI controversies, lawsuits, and startups reshaping music creation. Rundown of touring highlights across NYC, Nashville, and Los Angeles.

Mar 11, 2026 • 9min
Weird companies, three kinds of attention, and peak social?
They dig into Nashville’s growing for-profit music training scene and why some companies feel delightfully strange. They debate whether social platforms have already peaked and share Buffer’s engagement data. They outline three kinds of attention creators chase: disposable, habitual, and devotional. They also point out viral song moments and pushback against mystical “abundance frequency” claims.

Mar 10, 2026 • 9min
Wiseguy is not a dead language, Anthropic's victims list, and a consumer guide to music AI.
Guess I should be checking Politico more often
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Names In Today's Pod:
Yasmin Khorram
Politico
Live Nation
Anthropic
Murray Stassen
GEMA
Suno
Rick Savage
91X
Shazam
ChatGPT
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EPISODE LINK:
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Live Nation Coverae
https://www.politico.com/news/2026/03/09/live-nation-reaches-settlement-with-doj-in-antitrust-fight-00818564
https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2026/03/09/usa-vs-live-nation-over-case-settled/
https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2026/03/09/live-nation-settlement-industry-reactions/
https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2026/03/09/live-nation-states-litigation/
AI DSP consumer Guide
https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2026/03/06/ai-rules-at-major-streaming-platforms/
ChatGPTX Shazam
https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2026/03/09/shazam-now-available-on-chatgpt/
Anthropic Warns its Victims
https://www.anthropic.com/research/labor-market
GEMA v Suno
https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/gema-vs-suno-german-court-hears-landmark-ai-music-copyright-case/
Congrats Rick Savage
https://www.linkedin.. com/posts/ricksavage64_san-diego-ca-march-6-2026-91x-announced-activity-7436846797509152768-NUgl?
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Mar 9, 2026 • 8min
A musical weekend, retaliation insurance, and now that I've bought this thing, what do I do with it?
A whirlwind recap of a packed SXSW weekend with indie set impressions. A discussion on building catalog value through YouTube strategies. Coverage of Reservoir Media’s corporate defense and public statements. A look at Spotify’s Australian payouts and the unfolding Cumulus Media bankruptcy. An explanation of Live Nation’s retaliation insurance and festival programming shifts like Sips and Sounds.


