Music is standing at a crossroads.
AI-generated music is flooding the market faster than we’ve ever seen before. According to a new report from CISAC (the International Confederation of Societies of Authors and Composers), as much as 24% of songwriter revenues could disappear to AI by 2028. That’s more than 5 billion dollars a year!
But what does that really mean for you – the songwriter, the player, the singer, the producer?
At Nashville Nights, we’re hosting a thought-provoking talk with Tim Wipperman, CEO of Humanable – a true voice in the music industry, not just following the changes, but helping to shape them.
Wipperman is the real deal: nearly three decades as head of Warner Chappell Music Nashville, later driving forces at Equity Records, Anthem Entertainment, ONErpm, and now Humanable – a platform created to strengthen and protect human creativity in an age when algorithms are closing in.
🎙️ What can you expect from this talk?
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A straight-up look at the threat of AI-generated music
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Practical ideas on how songwriters and producers can adapt – without losing authenticity
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Insights into how the global industry is fighting to protect copyright and human creativity
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A chance to ask questions and join the conversation
In a time when machines can copy sounds, structures, and moods – how do we make sure the human voice doesn’t get drowned out?
About Tim Wipperman
Tim Wipperman is more than an A&R legend and Billboard Power Player – he’s one of the most visionary business minds in American music. Known for his ability to bridge art and commerce, the human and the machine.
📅 When & Where
Sunday, September 14 at 11:00 AM
Teater 95B
Be ready for an essential conversation about the future of music.
