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Sonos launched a paid subscription Internet radio service today. It uses AI-based technology from a startup called SuperHiFi that creates lavishly-produced programming automatically and in real time. 
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Belgian startup Musimap has welcomed legendary 28-time Grammy winner Quincy Jones as a strategic investor, via Jones’ media and artist management company Quincy Jones Productions, with participation also from Andreas Spechtler, Former President of Dolby International, and LeanSquare. In this round o
Adrian James's curator insight,
December 14, 2020 5:05 PM
Legendary Quincy talks about starting up a new musimap
Taj-J Production's curator insight,
May 23, 2021 8:53 PM
That it’s good that Quincy Jones invest in musimap. And that he is a famous singer. Quincy Jones investment, Laurent Burton, President of LeanSquare, added: “The exceptional talent of Quincy Jones not only reinforces the credibility and positioning of Musimap as experts in the AI music sector but also boosts its product development through Quincy’s extraordinary experience and musical expertise. LeanSquare looks forward to seeing the positives this brings for the future of Musimap.” Yes it’s some good source for audio industry professional. 
Wanda Cooper's curator insight,
February 24, 2022 7:35 PM
Quincy Jones became the first African American to hold the top executive position at a music record label. He also has produced some of the world best artist in the industry . His music goes back to when i was a child and he continues to keep going in this industry
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Spotify is building in-house tech that responds to a listener
Jordan McCray's curator insight,
October 16, 2020 12:13 PM
I found this to be intriguing. Headphones that can play sound from pretty much whichever direction you're facing. That is clever. It gives you that right up in your face type of feel, like you're a part of whatever you're listening to. This gives us a New ways of looking at music, like how can we give consumers that real life sort of feel when they listen to our music. I think Spotify just opened doors to that pondering question.
Heaven Flores's curator insight,
December 14, 2020 7:05 PM
Being someone who uses Spotify on the daily I love that this new feature is coming out! By them planning on enabling "A media playback system" it will allow Spotify music artist to upload music with ultimately a higher quality sound. I feel like this source is accurate as well because this isn't thirst time I've heard of this update nor do I have a reason to not trust the MusicBuisnessWorldWide website after using it as a source in the past. For anyone who uses Spotify on the daily like me and is also a Spotify music artist this Definitely some helpful information.
Darrius Smith's curator insight,
February 19, 2022 9:37 PM
Spotify's patent to release 3D audio that draws the listener to a specific location by tracking the devices geolocation and the playback would direct the listener in a way as a surround system would.
The Music Business Worldwide website was launched in 2017 by Music Week Editor Tim Ingham. Music Business Worldwide also has partnerships with Business Insider and Rollingstone
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Stem music distribution and payment platform recently raised $10 million in new funding and, since its 2015 launch, has paid out $100 million in royalty payments to independent artists using the platform.
DeMontae Young's curator insight,
September 23, 2021 5:02 AM
Today is the day I discover something new to me.. The STEM campaign is a machine! I love the energy and direction they’re going in the industry and staying connected with community and media. P.S I’d rather be the person signing off the Royalties then receiving them. 
Daquincey Gamblin's curator insight,
December 12, 2021 11:18 PM
What stem music is doing here is great. I love the fact that they would do such thing as pay for peoples royalties because I know when paying royalties thats a lot to pay with music. They also have help supporters during the pandemic especially independent artist. They come to a point where they want to start learning about things like Juneteenth and Blackout Tuesday. I feel like a lot of people should do that because that would make a great impact on a lot of things in todays world we live in. But honestly I don' t really thinks it contributes to audio industry people. It explains certain things in there but not so much a lot of things. 
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March 23, 2022 10:22 PM
Stem music is used a platform for independent artist to distribute their music. During the pandemic Stem was finding hard to payout artists so they raised $10 million in taking action against racial injustices and Black Lives Matter. As a result of their successful funding they also distributed a percentage to the artists using their platform. Forbes is an extremely reliable source as an American Business magazine owned by Integrated Whale White Media Investments and the Forbes family. They feature articles on finance, industry, investing and marketing topics. The company was founded in 1917 by Bertie Charles Forbes.
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The pandemic has quieted the music industry, but a handful of Los Angeles-based tech startups are poised to keep up the melody — providing musicians everything from socially-distanced collaborative recording to back-office accounting — and bring new energy and innovation to an industry in need.
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March 19, 2021 5:51 PM
"Music is no longer just music," says Buggé, adding that audio is becoming inseparable from technologies spanning artificial intelligence, gaming, social media, as well as augmented and virtual reality. -Bugge. Technology is reshaping the music industry and now more than ever is creating avenues for artists, producers and engineers to have more sustainability by connecting outside of the studio.
Spencer Rascoff, Co-Founder of dot.LA a news and events company with the purpose of shining light on the technology surrounding Los Angeles. This source could provide great content for audio and technical professionals. 
Amethyst Freeman's curator insight,
March 21, 2021 9:26 PM
This is an interview conducted by Sam Blake for Ed Bugge (partner in L.A. based entertainment law firm). Statistics show a 78% growth rate in independent artists and producers due to the decline of the media ecosystem. I agree that high quality production tools have made at home recording studios very popular throughout the pandemic. The writers contact information can be found below the article. The article is from dot.LA, and it is a common resource for audio industry professionals.
Daquincey Gamblin's curator insight,
December 12, 2021 11:28 PM
So with the L.A music tech start ups I see has worked in various ways since the pandemic started. Many people had started home studios and making a way for them during the pandemic. Its help the music industry a lot and giving the technology needed for things such as music production. Technology expand makes music even greater than it is now because it's various ways to make music and the audio sound the way that it does today. This source would be great for people in the audio industry, it explains a lot about music and how's it progressed and with the audio technology. That's something that could be read about and to read on for good source of work.
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Today’s launch opens the door for nearly 250 million fans to start discovering new music from around the world on Spotify.
Marquis Charles's curator insight,
August 23, 2020 10:32 PM
i think this was a well calculated move by the spotify team knowing people will have all the time in the world to stream there is no better time in the history of mankind to upload a streaming service thats just my opinion. new music industry isn't my source of choice but a 4 star rating said otherwise.
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“Historically, companies that are truly lean and mean that come out of tough patches have become successful by surviving with discipline rather than using it to thrive. Pitches need to embrace such principles and also address a realistic revenue path where possible."
Marquis Charles's curator insight,
August 23, 2020 10:40 PM
idk what john means but if i was an investor or inventor i know i would be full throttle right now it would be the best move to take advantage of the times thow i understand the sentiment but this is a buisness and if i wanna win im gonna take ever chance i get while keeping my sanity and dignity
Christopher Kirkpatrick Lyle's curator insight,
January 22, 2021 7:09 AM
Great interview on how and why trends in society can effect the industry and how to maintain and maximize certain revenue streams in the music industry. Very credible source
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Denmark's recorded music industry posted its biggest annual income for four years in 2014, growing 1.8 to DKK 437m (€58.6m).
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App allows users to record short videos using professional vocal effects and backing tracks…
Charquise Williams's curator insight,
December 15, 2020 10:40 PM
Now with these amazing social media platforms add music to their platforms , it’s been a way for artist and there songs to be heard on different levels for different groups.
Siontay Lewis's curator insight,
January 24, 2021 2:10 PM
Following a trend in platforms for independent artist, this short article shows potentially what to expect when it comes to connection with music and social media. Music business worldwide is an excellenct source to keep up to date with trends, and adds confirmation on how this helps independent artists with their work in the economy moving forward.
Adam Umbach's curator insight,
February 16, 2021 7:00 PM
- Snapchat has bought a music "video" app called Voisey which allows it's users to create videos of themselves singing along to songs and using professional vocal effects while doing so straight from their phones, I find that it seems to bridge the gap between Snapchat, music steaming apps, and Tiktok, as users can collab with other users on their videos.
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Tuned Global says the world of branded music apps, serving niche audiences, could be a key growth driver for the industry in the years ahead…
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September 17, 2021 3:15 PM
This article is about the UFC's new music stream app. It promises a new way for consumers to connect with UFC athletes through music and content they post to the app. The article also contains comments from a number of industry professionals and their insights on the success and nature of this steaming service.
*Music Business Worldwide was started by the former editor for Music Week, another online music news site. It was started in 2015 and is supported by a number of other websites. Judging from its traffic being one of the highest of all music news websites and the corroboration of its peers the website comes across as credible. 
Finn Hanthorn's curator insight,
May 22, 2022 11:00 PM
This is an oddball, it's a streaming app that lets UFC fighters curate music for their fans to work out to. Weird. This is Music Business Wordwide, a reliable source in the music industry.
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Music analytics service Chartmetric has released their semi-annual report on music industry trends, and is reflecting on one of the most turbulent periods in the industry’s recent history.
Siontay Lewis's curator insight,
January 24, 2021 2:36 PM
This has a ton of charts and very useful knowledge to help understand consumer trends, and how artists can make full use of data to help jump start their craft. Some of these charts include which country streams the most, to what they listen to, that gives you an idea of what is trending (whether its local, or unique artists). Knowing these demographics in turn, helps the artist with aiming for "trigger cities" with accuracy, and how to use these platforms to your benefits. The link provided by chartmetric is where all the meat of information lies.
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UK startup MelodyVR says deal will "establish the world’s first entertainment platform that spans immersive live performances and recorded music streaming"
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Elon Musk's Neuralink startup will allow users to stream music directly into their brain. Musk will reveal more information about the technology next month.
Kimberly Charlene Hargrove's curator insight,
December 12, 2020 11:29 PM
I believe it is a cool idea. But there is the question, how far is to far? There’s also the question what’s the catch. What will it affect in the daily life.
axel j palos's curator insight,
August 23, 2021 1:42 PM
Ellon musk is trying to beat the music game by taking it to a next level. He wants to make his nuralink stream music just from your Brain, no wires no headphones all coming from your head. Not only that but the nuralink is supposed to help get rid of anxiety and help with a lot of chronic illness and pain, the next update to the future starts with this.
Juan Santiago's curator insight,
September 16, 2021 10:45 PM
Ok so my opinion on this is in theory it seems like a good idea but I feel that there could and definitely would be a lot of flaws like don’t get me wrong I’m all about not having headphones for music and letting my self still have music but also being able to also be aware of my surroundings.
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Deezer will purchase the Israeli social app and be the first audio streaming platform with its own show, Deezer Live
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The Stockholm-based sampling service plans to use the funds to increase its music catalog and user base…
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2016 Midemlab finalist Tracklib recently raised $4.5m from Sony Innovation Fund and former Spinnin’ Records CEO
Micah ilon's curator insight,
September 19, 2021 7:43 PM
I like that there are professionals out there in the music industry who are trying to find a way to bridge the gap. Another pretty recent article published by music business world wide about a company that is raising money to create a platform to create music and get approval for sampling music. Something all producers should probably turn to. |
This article was a good article just informing everyone on a new automated internet radio service unlike things like IHeartRadio and etc. This was a reliable source because the objective of it was is to sell you a product. It’s not a major informational source for the industry unless you plan on going into radio. After that it is because this is a new platform for you.
- Sonos is ready to compete with other audio streaming services across the world with a new subscription based platform that offers access to 60,000+ radio stations for just under $8 a month. At first glance it doesn't sound like anything special nor something we haven't heard of before however the streaming quality is lossless FLAC compression the likes of which have yet to be seen on services like Spotify and Apple Music.
- This article is 100% credible without a doubt as it is a Forbes article written by Bill Rosenblatt, the founder of GiantSteps Media Technology Strategies.