Hey Reader! What if you used a photo of you to promote a concert—and you got sued? That’s exactly what happened in a recent court case involving the late calypso icon Black Stalin. His widow was ordered to pay over $360,000 to a photographer for using an image without permission. Yes, you read that right. In Trinidad and Tobago, performers and creatives don’t automatically have legal control over photos taken of them. And many artists are still unaware of the laws that protect (or fail to...

Hey Reader! If you’ve been following the headlines, you’ve probably seen the uproar around Keyshia Cole’s short performance at the R&B Brunch in Trinidad. Fans were upset! The internet was buzzing! And promoters? Likely rethinking their contracts. But beneath the drama is a powerful lesson for artists, managers and event organisers alike! 👉 In our latest blog post, we break down exactly what went wrong — and how a well-crafted performance agreement can protect your event, your brand and your...

Hey Reader! Artificial Intelligence is shaking up the music industry, and if you’re an artist, producer, or music professional, this affects YOU. AI is already writing songs, curating playlists, and even influencing how royalties are collected. But is this a good thing or a potential threat to creative freedom? In our latest blog post, we break down: ✅ How AI is transforming music creation, distribution, and monetization ✅ The opportunities AI presents for independent artists ✅ The challenges...