TuneCore Turns 15; Arlo Parks, Amazon Music Launch Film Project; WMG, FMG Team for Adaptr Startups Licensing Platform

January 26 · Issue #1115 · View online

TuneCore Turns 15 with $1.2M Daily Payments To Artists, Venue Donations

www.hypebot.com – Share

As part of the clebration TuneCore will be making donations to global organizations formed to save live music venues.

WMG teams up with FMG for Adaptr startups licensing platform

musically.com – Share

Warner Music Group has teamed up with Feed Media Group to launch an initiative that aims to make it easier for startups to license music.

Arlo Parks and Amazon Music launch film project

www.musicweek.com – Share

Arlo Parks and Amazon Music are launching a film to celebrate the release of her debut album, Collapsed In Sunbeams.

Foo Fighters Launching Limited SiriusXM Channel

www.billboard.com – Share

The Foo Fighters will launch a limited-engagement channel on SiriusXM on Feb. 3, which will include an all-new live performance from the band at the SiriusXM Garage in Los Angeles on Feb. 5.

Listeners of the World, Unite! Why Stressed Out Students are Turning to Revolutionary Songs

radiichina.com – Share

Workers of the world, stream! One of China’s biggest music platforms has become an unlikely gathering place for Leftist-leaning young people

Bret Michaels, Kenny Loggins, Grandmaster Flash Set For All 80s Virtual Festival

www.billboard.com – Share

Bret Michaels, Kenny Loggins, Lita Ford, Sebastian Bach and Grandmaster Flash have been announced for virtual experience Radical Sabbatical.

Spotify Tests Audiobooks With 'Frankenstein,' 'Jane Eyre' and Other Literary Classics

www.hollywoodreporter.com – Share

Nine classic audiobooks — including Cynthia Erivo’s narration of ‘Persuasion’ and Hilary Swank’s narration of ‘The Awakening’ — are now available on Spotify.

Worcester Chamber Music Society aims for high quality music streaming

www.wickedlocal.com – Share

Tracy Kraus and the Worcester Chamber Music Society moved slowly and carefully as they shifted their concerts from in-person to online.

What the demise of music streaming platform Xiami says about China’s internet industry

www.scmp.com – Share

A trailblazer in China’s online music streaming industry, the demise of Xiami shows how the country’s internet giants have shifted focus to the pursuit of profits

Apple Music launches playlist showcasing First Nations artists

themusicnetwork.com – Share

The playlist is curated by Jaja Dare, producer of the podcast DECOLONISE and the former label operations manager for CAAMA Music.

✉️ Send story ideas & feedback to: jeff@platformandstream.com

⭐️ Support Platform & Stream by sponsoring an issue

Did you enjoy this issue?

If you don't want these updates anymore, please unsubscribe here.

If you were forwarded this newsletter and you like it, you can subscribe here.

Powered by Revue

www.platformandstream.com

Music Streaming & the End of Radio; Hyperpop Playlist Now a Big Deal; Can Audius Change the Game for Artist Payments?

Monday, January 25, 2021

January 25 · Issue #1114 · View online Platform & Stream Will Music Streaming Spell The End Of Radio As We Know It? www.augustman.com – Share Music streaming has changed the course of the music

Live Nation Buys Stake in Veeps; Songs are the Golden Eggs in Music Catalogs; Grammy.com Expands Music Discovery

Friday, January 22, 2021

January 22 · Issue #1113 · View online Platform & Stream Songs are the golden eggs in music catalogues, but who is looking after the goose? www.midiaresearch.com – Share The race to acquire the

Apple Music's Africa Strategy is Paying Off; Music & Attention Dependency; 'Audio First' Race Heats Up with Apple, Tencent Music

Wednesday, January 20, 2021

January 20 · Issue #1111 · View online Platform & Stream Apple Music's Africa Strategy Is Paying Off www.billboard.com – Share After expanding to 37 countries in Africa last year, Apple Music

Instagram’s Plan to Help Music Artists Monetize the Platform; LA's DUBLAB Revolutionized Online Community Radio; Warner Music, Sky Digital India Ink Deal

Tuesday, January 19, 2021

January 19 · Issue #1110 · View online Platform & Stream Instagram's Plan To Help Music Artists Monetize The Platform www.forbes.com – Share Instagram wants to help music artists make money—

TuneCore Turns 15; Arlo Parks, Amazon Music Launch Film Project; WMG, FMG Team for Adaptr Startups Licensing Platform

Older messages

Music Streaming & the End of Radio; Hyperpop Playlist Now a Big Deal; Can Audius Change the Game for Artist Payments?

Live Nation Buys Stake in Veeps; Songs are the Golden Eggs in Music Catalogs; Grammy.com Expands Music Discovery

Apple Music's Africa Strategy is Paying Off; Music & Attention Dependency; 'Audio First' Race Heats Up with Apple, Tencent Music

Instagram’s Plan to Help Music Artists Monetize the Platform; LA's DUBLAB Revolutionized Online Community Radio; Warner Music, Sky Digital India Ink Deal

Music Catalogs are Selling for Serious Cash; Kuke Snags $50M for IPO; You Have a TikTok Hit. Now What?

You Might Also Like

The Hip-Hop World Loved Roy Ayers

Get the Magazine Delivered + Access to the E-edition

I pray there is a p** tape 🙏

Lady Gaga Found 'Peak Confidence' on 'Mayhem'

The Evolution of Sync Music; How Gamers’ Music Tastes Break the Mold

Ami Fukui (Interview)

Trump Doubles Down on America's Betrayal of Ukraine

The State of Democrats Is Divided

The Diversity of Superfans; Audius Continues Program to Reward Artists, Fans

Barry Archie Johnson