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Entertainment Lifestyle 

Stability AI Releases Open-Source Model for Sound and Song Creation

Stability AI has introduced a new open-source AI model named Stable Audio Open, designed to generate sounds and songs.  The model was trained using approximately 486,000 royalty-free recordings sourced from FreeSound and the Free Music Archive.  Stable Audio Open can create audio recordings up to 47 seconds long based on text descriptions such as “Rock beat played in a treated… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

DJ Tolani Baj Claims She Inspired J Hus’ Song 

Big Brother Naija star and DJ, Tolani Shobajo, known as DJ Tolani Baj, claims her controversial comment about men not dancing in clubs inspired the song “Who Told You Bad Man Don’t Dance” by British rapper J Hus, featuring Drake. In a recent interview with Clout Radio, TBaj explained that while men can dance, they should do so “respectfully.” She… Read More
Africa 

UN chief calls for a tax on profits of fossil fuel companies

The U.N. Secretary General called for a tax on profits of fossil fuel companies to help pay for the fight against global warming. He spoke from the American Museum of Natural History in New York. “Already this year, a brutal heatwave has baked Asia with record temperatures, shriveling crops, closing schools and killing people. Cities from New Delhi to Bamako… Read More
Africa 

Russian foreign minister wraps Africa tour with working visit in Chad

Russia’s foreign minister Sergey Lavrov landed in N’Djamena, Chad on Wednesday (Jun. 5). He was wrapping up an Africa tour which included stops to Guinea, the Republic of Congo, and Burkina Faso. During his working visit, the veteran minisiter met with his Chadian counterpart Abderaman Koulamallah. Central Africa and western Africa have been considered as France’s sphere of influence for… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Nigerian attempts to break the Guinness World Record for longest singing marathon by an individual

Nigerian Afro-soul singer, Isaac Geralds is attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the longest singing marathon by an individual. Aiming to raise $500,000 and awareness for children with autism, Isaac is singing non-stop for 110 hours to break India’s Sunil Waghmare’s 105-hour record set in 2012. The marathon is currently underway in Washington, D.C. in the United States and… Read More
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Big Bus Dream Returns With Powerful New Single, American

Big Bus Dream Returns With Powerful New Single, American – Music Industry Today – EIN Presswire Trusted News Since 1995 A service for music industry professionals · Thursday, June 6, 2024 · 717,703,311 Articles · 3+ Million Readers News Monitoring and Press Release Distribution Tools News Topics Newsletters Press Releases Events & Conferences RSS Feeds Other Services Questions? <!–[if lt… Read More
Africa 

Conflicts making migrant routes in Sahel more dangerous, says UN

The UN Refugee Agency has warned in a new report that conflicts in Sudan and across the Sahel region have compromised protection for migrants crossing from sub-Saharan Africa. For the hundreds of thousands of refugees and migrants attempting to cross from sub-Saharan African countries to Europe, the journey is an extremely dangerous one. The migration routes are all the more… Read More
Africa 

South Africa’s ANC talks with 5 parties over possible coalition

Top officials in South Africa’s African National Congress have had initial talks with representatives of five other parties over a coalition or an agreement to form a government, but no decision has been, the ANC said Wednesday. South Africa faced an election deadlock after the long-ruling ANC lost its 30-year majority in an election last week but no party managed… Read More
Human Rights 

World News in Brief: Mass floggings in Afghanistan, refugee resettlement crisis, ‘greening education’

Jeremy Laurence described how on 4 June, a group of 63 men and women were publicly subjected to mass flogging at a sports ground in the city of Sar-e-pul for a range of alleged crimes including “running away from home” and “moral crimes”. Close to 50 men and 15 women were reportedly lashed between 15 and 39 times before being… Read More
Africa 

Algerian football team train ahead of their match against Guinea

Algeria trained on Tuesday at FAF National Technical Centre to prepare for the match against Guinea on the third matchday of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. Vladimir Petkovic first official match with Algeria will be on Thursday evening, the confrontation will be difficult for his squad in order to secure three points. The Bosnian will be without Riyad Mahez, Youcef… Read More
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