Will The Major Labels Survive Another Music Revolution?; Nashville Songwriters Flocking to New App

The major music labels have rolled nicely into the streaming era, but an upcoming artist revolution might not be so kind to their future.

For songwriters, finding the perfect co-writer can feel a lot like dating. Now there’s an app for that: We Should Write Sometime.

All hymns, all the time: ‘Great Catholic Music’ makes streaming debut

Spotify India reached more than 1 million users in its first week of launch back in February and now has more than 2 million,

Billie Eilish, the 17-year-old superstar who’s the epitome of a modern artist in the digital era – with nearly 15 million followers online – has, on more than one occasion, decried social media.

As Ted Gioia makes clear in his discussion of jazz, swirling a bit of randomness into the mix will not help.

Since SiriusXM bought Pandora, I’ve been waiting for them to come up with some new enhancements incorporating the best of each service.

How does Spotify’s ad revenue strategy line up with its podcast initiatives?

“Importantly, this shift will go far beyond checking the weather forecast, requesting music or setting a timer,” is how the report summarises the impact of voice technology.

There’s another player in the music+meditation sector: Wave.

Who is saving, archiving, and protecting the recording and materials from iconic radio stations?

Steven Stone looks at some basics for useful listening comparisons.

“Old Town Road” has been unstoppable since spring, but keep your eyes on the pop charts this week. A battle for No. 1 is coming, and there will be a story to tell no matter who wins.