Composers & Artists & Music Supervisors Oh My
It was amazing to see how diverse our guys are. All ages, colors, sizes and styles. (both music and clothing) We have been joined at the hip from the beginning. The better the music the better the company. Anyone who uses our system knows that the music you guys make is amazing both in quality and diversity. You are great and that makes us great. I will add to this post soon
We are redoing the entire process of adding music. Our goal is to make it
Easier, Faster and more Effective. (more…)
Shazam is now limiting the amount of free recognitions that users can enjoy, a move designed to force premium upgrades. Specifically, the latest 1.8.5 upgrade limits the user to 5 tags per month on the free app*. (more…)
Spotify is best known for its ad-supported, feels-like-free service, though the free-for-all is rubbing US-based majors the wrong way. But when it comes to mobile, on-the-go access, premium is the word. (more…)
Rdio has chosen the iPhone as its launchpad, a good a place as any. This week, the heavily-anticipated music startup suddenly surfaced on the App Store, reachable only to private beta testers. That club appears quite small and restricted at the moment, and probably includes a handful of developers, executives, and backers. (more…)
One of the most popular – and free – apps now has a premium companion. Shazam is now launching its ‘Encore’ upgrade, a $4.99 (2.99 pound, 3.99 euro) app that offers faster recognition, recommendations, charts, and an in-car mode designed to easily identify songs played on the radio. (more…)
Jay-Z may have declared auto-tune dead, but T-Pain – alongside partners Antares and Smule – is now spreading the concept to the masses. Over the weekend, T-Pain delivered his much-anticipated auto-tune iPhone app, one decked in self-correcting glory. (more…)
Digital aggregator Watunes that they have just partnered with Amazon to provide CD on Demand for artists using their service. What follows is a pitch but the service seems valuable to indie artists and labels.
Barry Coffing Music Supervisor.com (more…)
UK-based 7digital and Warner Music Group have now finalized a European-wide licensing deal, according to disclosures early this morning. That means MP3s across the continent, instead of the usual, country-by-country negotiation. Starting immediately, 7digital stores in France, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy and Portugal are being stocked with the content, an expansion beyond the UK, Ireland, Spain, Austria and Germany. Other countries will soon be announced. (more…)
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