DistroKid has reportedly received two additional days to oppose a demand for evidence connected to Universal Music Group and Sony Music’s copyright case against Suno. October 29 reporting says the deadline moved from November 4 to November 6 while the parties discussed a possible resolution. The extension concerns a response to the attempt to enforce a subpoena, rather than a deadline by which a court has definitively ordered all requested records produced.

The labels are seeking information about recordings flagged as AI-generated, their streams and royalties, and any connection to Suno. Such evidence could inform arguments about market effects, but a request for records does not establish that the flagged music infringes copyright or caused losses. DistroKid is a third party in this evidence dispute, which is separate from UMG’s direct lawsuit against the distributor.

The October 27 order available in the public court record reviewed set November 4 as the opposition deadline. The reported subsequent extension has not been independently confirmed from its underlying document for this draft. Neither an extension nor settlement discussions would resolve the merits of the labels’ claims against Suno.