Coldplay Partners with Amazon Music; Ingrooves Delivers Tracks in Dolby Atmos; Spotify Launches DJ Mixes in Australia

October 8 · Issue #1298 · View online

Spotify DJ Mixes has launched in Australia, providing local spinners a place to share their own mixed music content and compilations directly on to the platform. The test roll-out is in eight countries, also taking in the UK, New Zealand, Japan, Indonesia, the Philippines, Ireland and the Netherlands.

Is Remote Mixing The Future Of Music Production?

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Imagine remote-controlling analogue audio gear in a studio on the other side of the world. It may sound like the future but this future is now.

Ingrooves is now delivering music created in Dolby Atmos to streaming services

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Ingrooves Music Group has begun delivering music created in Dolby Atmos to Apple Music, Tidal and Amazon.

Coldplay partner with Amazon Music on The Atmospheres immersive event

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The Atmospheres will take place at Principal Place in London between 10am and 8pm on Friday, October 15 and from 9am until 7pm on Saturday, October 16. Tickets are free but pre-booking is advised.

New PR Business 3nation Launches with Cross-Nation Expertise

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3nation, a public relations specialist for music artists and businesses, has officially landed with a new website and brand.

How does livestreaming fit in a post-pandemic industry?

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The significant winner throughout Covid-19’s restrictions has been livestreaming. But as live shows and touring kickstart, what’s next for this developing revenue stream?

Spotify’s New Music Friday Playlist Favors Indie and Women Artists, According to New Study

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Spotify’s New Music Friday playlists tend to favor independent label and women artists the most, according to a new study.

The MLC, Save The Music Foundation Present Junior Music Rights Week

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The initiative is aimed at helping young music creators between 13-18 years old and their parents or guardians learn more about the business side of the music industry and the mechanical licensing process.

Music With A Spine: Are Vinyl Records A Better Advertising Medium?

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Mark Smotroff feels semi-vindicated.

Detroit Jazz Festival Embraces the Changes with Shift to Digital Format

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Certain performances may even have been helped by the change in venue – or at least adapted to fit the situation.

Dolby upgrades Dolby.io, introduces Transcoding, Music Mastering, and more to developer platform

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Dolby.io achieves significant advancements in streaming capabilities while adding new developer tools designed to solve critical content creation challenges.

Streaming music platforms step up restrictions to rein in excessive pop-idol worship

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Leading domestic music streaming sites have limited purchases to one per account for digital albums

Major labels seek $83 million in damages from Russian stream-ripper

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The major labels are seeking a neat $83 million in damages from the Russian operator of stream-ripping set-ups FLVTO and 2conv after securing a default judgement in their favour in an ongoing copyright dispute in the US courts.

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Thursday, October 7, 2021

October 7 · Issue #1297 · View online Platform & Stream From Bob Dylan to Tina Turner: Why song rights sales are booming www.dw.com – Share From Bob Dylan to Neil Young and now Tina Turner, many

Vertigo App Unveils New Artist Lounges; Qobuz Parent Xandrie Acquires e-Onkyo Music; Dice Buys Livestreaming Platform Boiler Room

Wednesday, October 6, 2021

October 6 · Issue #1296 · View online Platform & Stream Vertigo App Unveils New Artist Lounges, Linking Eyes, Ears, and Streams platformstream.medium.com – Share Vertigo, the social listening app,

Deezer Connects with Driift; New Era of Virtual Concerts; Warner Music Artists to Direct-Text Their Biggest Fans

Tuesday, October 5, 2021

October 5 · Issue #1295 · View online Platform & Stream Deezer buys minority stake in livestream company Driift www.musicbusinessworldwide.com – Share Driift says that the new funding will help it

One Billion Music Creators; Amazon Music's Country Heat Brand Surpasses 13B Streams; Tinder, Spotify to Generate Custom Dating Playlists

Monday, October 4, 2021

October 4 · Issue #1294 · View online Platform & Stream One billion music creators: what does that look like? www.musicxtechxfuture.com – Share Making a tune is now as easy as taking a photo and

Will Music Industry Shift to the Metaverse?; TikTok is Evolving; Qobuz, THX to Increase Consumer Access to 24-Bit High Resolution Music

Friday, October 1, 2021

October 1 · Issue #1293 · View online Platform & Stream OK Computer: Will the Next Phase of the Music Industry Take Place Inside the Metaverse? www.synchtank.com – Share The music industry is

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