(AllHipHop News) Drake is set to return with a playlist this week called More Life.
While his previous projects What A Time To Be Alive and Views were released as temporary Apple Music exclusives, it appears Drizzy’s latest body of work will be open for all streaming users.
reports that sources connected to Amazon confirmed More Life…
Tonight, Drake conducted an extensive interview with DJ Semtex on his OVO Sound radio show on Beats 1. Recorded on Monday, February 13, the Canadian artist addressed a slew of topics, including his album Views, the first time he experienced racism, the Grammys, the story behind why Kanye West and Jay Z didn’t make it to the final version of “Pop Style,” his love of grime, and much more. More
With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first. More
We first got a sneak peak of Carpool Karaoke: The Series during the Grammy Awards, and now Apple Music has released an extended trailer that will keep you wanting more! More
Amazon offers free music streaming with Prime, a paid music service for an additional monthly fee, direct MP3 sales, a way to get MP3s when you purchase audio CDs, and a music locker you can upload your own songs to. More
Customers who have been waiting months for Apple’s delayed BeatsX earbuds will be given a consolation: three free months of Apple Music streaming.
A card with the bonus is included in the box, YouTube host Jonathan Morrison noted in a clip comparing the earbuds with Apple’s self-branded AirPods. More
Record labels are getting a better deal on streaming music royalties with Apple than major rival Spotify, according to a report, with Apple Music streaming rates claimed to be nearly double what is paid out by its main competition.
Research published by artist rights blog The Trichordist advises Apple paid out an average of $0.00735 per song stream in 2016, compared to Spotify’s $0.00437 per stream figure. More
If Apple asked you what was on your Apple Music wish-list, what would you tell them?
Apple Music is Apple’s attempt to move from the old buy-and-download model of iTunes to the fun-filled future of subscription streaming. It… got off to a rough start. The free three month trial was great, the utter confusion surrounding iTunes Match, versioning, and DRM, and the overloaded app, not so much.
Last year, Apple Music got refocused and redesigned. The service, at least ostensibly, got simpler and the app, bigger, bolder, and more beautiful. It made Apple Music better, inarguably, but did it make it…
Apple Music was the ninth-most popular smartphone app in the U.S. this year in terms of average unique users, according to new Nielsen research data, despite it being heavily iOS-focused and of less use without a paid subscription.
(AllHipHop News) This year saw the music industry make an even greater shift toward on-demand streaming, and as a result, the “streaming wars” continued.
Tidal attempted to separate itself from its competition like Spotify and Apple Music by offering a host of exclusive content.
The Jay Z-led service debuted 32 exclusive albums including Rihanna’s Anti, Kanye West’s The Life Of Pablo, and Beyoncé’s…