The two work together and are part of the same umbrella, but aren’t the same platform, nor do they have the same audience. So, what are the differences? How to tell iTunes and Apple Music apart? iTunes and Apple Music…
Apple Music has introduced a new feature which will enhance the analytics artists are able to see. They’ll be able to track where their music is being listened to worldwide. This week, Apple is unveiling a new feature on its…
Apple Music have introduced a new AI-generated playlist feature. Now, users can generate their own artwork, just like they can over on YouTube Music. Apple Music are following in the footsteps of rivals YouTube Music by introducing a new AI…
YouTube are working on adding a feature which will allow users to hum a tune to identify it. In a similar way to how Shazam works, but without the need of any lyrics. Shazam has been a solid platform since…
Remember the days of singing along to those classic songs with your friends? Belting out your favourites through a microphone with the lyrics on screen? Well, those days aren’t over. Apple Music Sing is a brand-new engaging sing-along experience. Apple…
Apple Music have announced that they’ve hit their milestone of 100 millions songs across the platform. Their service was launched in June 2015 and since has gone from strength to strength. Apple Music was born through iTunes. After 21 years…
Music artists use Fan Links to market their tracks. They’re a type of Smart Link, designed to hold multiple links under one URL. These links can be customised to represent the artist. With PUSH.fm they’re completely free. We’ve included an…
Pre-saves help your favourite artists secure listeners. They’re a promotional tool for them to use ahead of their release date. By you saving their tracks, the artists know they’ll have an audience on the day their tracks are live. Pre-saves…
We all love a throwback, whether it’s from our era or not. There are some songs that will never get old and are just as strong now as when they were first released. It’s said that 70% of the US…
Music reviews seem to be less popular these days compared to decades ago. Is there a reason for this or has music just become so diverse that it’s impossible to review all genres? Perhaps it’s because there’s too much music…
