Charlie Puth has been named the chief music officer at AI music platform Moises, the company announced Wednesday, with Puth set to consult Moises for the company's "creative and product direction." ...

In this video, we explore Charlie Puth's Monthly/Studio music production course designed for singer-songwriters and experienced producers. The class covers writing lyrics and melodies, producing songs ...

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SALT LAKE CITY, March 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Moises, the music platform used by more than 70 million musicians worldwide, announced today that Charlie Puth has joined the company as its Chief Music ...

Charlie Puth is, objectively, busy these days. In October, he released the Phil Collins-indebted “Changes,” the delectable ...

SHELTON, Conn., May 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Calling all music makers! Do you have a song in your heart and a BIC pen in your hand? Following the success of last year's 'A pen for every side of you' ...

"The goal today is to tell the kids that anything can be made with music," the musician said.

Charlie Puth dances with claymation instruments and appears to hint at fatherhood in the new music video for “Changes,” the first offering from the singer-songwriter’s next album, Whatever’s Clever!. ...

Charlie Puth joins AI music platform Moises as Chief Music Officer to develop AI tools aimed at amplifying artists’ creativity. Music creation software Moises has announced that musician Charlie Puth ...

On the latest episode of Billboard's On the Record podcast, Charlie Puth goes full 'Professor Puth' to break down the musical attributes that define a holiday hit. By Kristin Robinson Senior Writer ...

Puth’s episode of ‘Celebrity Substitute’ will air Tuesday, Oct. 6 ...

Puth said Moises, which offers AI tools like vocal separation and mastering but doesn't generate AI recordings, reflects that "AI, when done right, isn’t here to replace musicians." By Ethan Millman ...