Artist Rights Alliance

The Artist Rights Alliance is honored to join this important effort to galvanize the music industry in support of democracy. Learn more at music-votes.org. 🗳️ #MusicVotes #GetOutTheVote #Election2024 #DemocracyInAction

Thank you A2IM (American Association of Independent Music) for creating a space for vibrant discussions between artists and artist-advocates. It's crucial for the indie artist community to come together to have a strong voice in shaping the market. This unity is the only way we can stand up to big corporations and demand fair treatment and compensation. #A2IMIndieWeek #A2IM #MusicBusiness

The Artist Rights Alliance is excited to participate in the launch of #MusicVotes - a dynamic coalition of music industry organizations, artists, and leaders united to boost voter participation in the upcoming November election. Music Votes provides a non-partisan 3-step solution for our industry to solve voting while integrating crucial causes. Learn more about how you can get involved at music-votes.org. 🗳️ #MusicVotes #GetOutTheVote #Election2024 #DemocracyInAction

Artist Rights Alliance Executive Director, Jen Jacobsen, will be joining a panel of speakers at A2IM (American Association of Independent Music) Indie Week 2024 for a conversation about empowering indie voices against industry giants. More info and badges at http://a2imindieweek.org #A2IMIndieWeek #A2IM #MusicBusiness

200+ artists call on tech companies to stop AI use that devalues music and infringes upon the rights of human artists. AI has enormous potential as a tool for human creativity – but when used irresponsibly, it poses an existential threat to our art. https://lnkd.in/eUv7dqmX

Last week, ARA Executive Director Jen Jacobsen joined a panel on the harms of AI systems to artists and human creativity hosted by the Open Markets Institute and the AI Now Institute. Read more about the discussion here: https://lnkd.in/grTja43A

In the music industry, “the increasing scale of machine-generated music dilutes the market and makes it more difficult for consumers to find the artists they want to hear,” said Jen Jacobsen, executive director of the Artists Rights Alliance.