Podcasts Proving Popular for Primephonic; Grammy Museum Debuting Streaming Service; Amazon Music Coming to Brooklyn’s Office Market

September 14 · Issue #1024 · View online

Podcasts proving popular for classical streaming service Primephonic

Primephonic is one of the streaming services focusing on classical music, with a comprehensive collection of albums and playlists.

Recorded music revenue is up on streaming growth, as physical sales plummet

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With touring ground to a halt for the foreseeable future, 2020 has become the most difficult year for musicians in recent memory.

Nashville Public Radio launching new music station on 91.1 FM

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Nashville Public Radio is planning to launch a new “Music Discovery Station” this fall on 91.1 FM — the former home of Vanderbilt’s student radio.

Grammy Museum to launch online streaming service

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The Grammy Museum is launching its own online streaming service featuring performances and interviews from A-list musicians, as well as material from the museum’s archive.

Rolling Stone India Launches Spotify Playlist ‘Hit List’

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The weekly series will feature the best new music from up and down the country.

Amazon Music Is Coming to Brooklyn’s Office Market

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Amazon Music has signed a new lease in Brooklyn, the company’s latest expansion in New York’s office market.

SiriusXM Subscribers Are Surging During the Pandemic — Up 40% From Earlier Projections

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Satellite radio mainstay SiriusXM has raised its 2020 self-pay subscriber addition projection from 500,000 to 700,000.

Sorry, Jim Cramer, Spotify Is Not the Next Netflix

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The world’s leading premium streaming music platform is a beast, but it’s not playing the same game as Netflix.

Dance Label Dirtybird Partners with OnNow.tv to Hatch Livestream Creativity and Fan Interaction

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Dirtybird spent 15 years creating a close-knit community via electronic music, live events, and a spirit of intense dedication to their fans. Then came COVID.

Triller names top female execs for new Music Advisory Board as platform tops 27m daily users

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Advisory board will meet quarterly to discuss challenges that the company faces.

20 Years of Dynasty Warriors Music Goes Live on Streaming Services

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For twenty years, gamers across the globe have been mashing their controller buttons as they take down wave upon wave of enemies in Koei Tecmo and Omega

For streamlined music sharing, try bopdrop

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There’s finally hope for those who post music on their Instagram stories to an uninterested audience.

TikTok 'has given new artists a chance’

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Artists and platform bosses discuss the app’s impact on breaking new talent and its challenges ahead.

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Friday, September 11, 2020

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Spotify + Karaoke; Facebook Cracks Down on Live Music Streaming; Sony Music Bets Its Next Big Hit Will Be a Podcast

Thursday, September 10, 2020

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‘Fortnite’ Launching New Concert Series; Spain Music Revenues Up; What to Know Before Working With a Sync Rep; Spotify Leaks Reveal New Features

Wednesday, September 9, 2020

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Podcasts Proving Popular for Primephonic; Grammy Museum Debuting Streaming Service; Amazon Music Coming to Brooklyn’s Office Market

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Jaxsta, Songtradr Ink 5-Year Deal; Is Spotify Killing the Top 40?; TIDAL Connects with Maserati; Octiive Adds Onescreener Capability

Spotify + Karaoke; Facebook Cracks Down on Live Music Streaming; Sony Music Bets Its Next Big Hit Will Be a Podcast

‘Fortnite’ Launching New Concert Series; Spain Music Revenues Up; What to Know Before Working With a Sync Rep; Spotify Leaks Reveal New Features

TikTok’s Hidden Hit Machine; Report: Apple Music to Make $8.6b in 2020; Napster Buyer Bets on VR Gigs

DJ’ing Through the Pandemic; SiriusXM to Air Never-Before-Heard Avicii Set; Road Trip Playlists Taking Over Spotify

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