Another ugly dispute is unfolding in the lyrics-provider world, where LyricFind is suing Musixmatch for allegedly masterminding an anticompetitive scheme – boxing it out from Spotify in the process.

Sept 4 (Reuters) - Lyrics catalog service Musixmatch and its private equity owner TPG (TPG.O), opens new tab must face a lawsuit accusing them of conspiring to hinder rival company LyricFind and ...

The lawsuit claims that a "first-of-its-kind" agreement between Musixmatch and Warner Chappell means streamers like Spotify will have "no choice" about where to get lyrics. By Bill Donahue LyricFind ...

Through the development of new AI search tools, Musixmatch hopes to open up a new revenue stream for publishers and songwriters. By Kristin Robinson Senior Writer Musixmatch, a lyric and music data ...

LyricFind has filed yet another amended antitrust complaint against Musixmatch and its parent company TPG, alleging an underhanded scheme involving Warner Chappell Music. But did Lyricfind get cheated ...

Apparently, business differences led to the removal of Musixmatch’s lyrics catalog from Spotify. “We can confirm our partnership with Musixmatch is ending. It was a great partnership and there is ...

Oct. 15 (UPI) --Musixmatch on Wednesday announced deals with three major music publishers to develop analytical and non-generative artificial intelligence services with revenue streams. The private ...

European music startup musiXmatch will be announcing today at the MusicTech Summit in San Francisco that it has closed a $3.7 million series A funding round for its digital lyrics platform. The round ...

The majors’ publishing divisions have officially inked “AI innovation deals” with lyrics provider Musixmatch, which intends to leverage their catalogs while developing new services. Musixmatch reps ...

Recently, I attended a Lorenzo Jovanotti concert in Perugia, Italy. I’m a fan of the innovative Italian rapper for over a decade. Even though he sings in Italian, over time I have come to know most of ...

I don’t know about you, but I’m awful at remembering the lyrics to songs, and I often find myself turning to Google search to answer my lyrical questions — and frequently, to lose arguments.