AI-generated songs by deceased artists, like Blaze Foley, have been falsely uploaded to SpotifyThe streaming service is ...

Spotify has pulled an AI-generated song falsely attributed to late country artist Blaze Foley, raising fresh concerns about ...

Spotify has been accused of uploading an AI-generated song to the profile of Blaze Foley, a country singer who was murdered ...

Blaze Foley’s label manager has criticized the platform after after new music was uploaded to the country singer's page, despite him being dead since 1989.

AI-generated songs are appearing on the official Spotify pages of several dead artists, according to recent (and disturbing) reports.

Spotify has allowed AI-generated songs to be added to the official pages of multiple deceased artists without permission.

Digital Music News reported on AI-generated tracks appearing on a long deceased singer-songwriter’s official Artist Page. A ...

Delve into the debate over AI tracks uploaded to dead musicians’ profiles and the challenges they pose to music integrity.

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- He was Lucinda Williams’ “Drunken Angel,” a stubborn, fiery, truculent musician with a self-destructive streak. , an Austin singer-songwriter (1949-1989), left an even ...

To the entirely uninitiated, Blaze Foley was the man responsible for “If I Could Only Fly,” a devastating piece of songwriting that Merle Haggard clearly recognized as such, cutting it as both ...

Inspired by “Living in the Woods in a Tree,” a memoir by Foley’s wife, Sybil Rosen, “Blaze” chronicles the couple’s idyllic love affair, Foley’s promising but often self-sabotaging ...

Even Blaze Foley’s closest friends didn’t know much about him. The eccentric, burly Texas songwriter – who wrote country classics such as “If I Could Only Fly” and “Clay Pigeons ...