Tagged: Streaming

On June 21st, industry legend GRABBITZ announced the creation of his own independent record label on Instagram and other social media platforms. The label is appropriately named Blue Butterfly Records after GRABBITZ’s aesthetic and insignia. In the announcement, GRABBITZ opens … Read More →

SoundCloud and Spotify reign supreme in the realm of music streaming (with an honorable mention to Apple Music, although I won’t delve into it due to lack of personal experience). This age-old battle between the two raises questions for users: … Read More →

Formed in 1990, the group’s line-up includes Comprised of members Danny Carey, Adam Jones, Justin Chancellor, and Maynard James Keenan, TOOL is a rock band formed in the ’90s out of Los Angeles, Califnora. The band has been mostly silent since … Read More →

For electronic music lovers, SoundCloud has been the outlet for free music. Even though other music platforms have been competing with the music cloud, SoundCloud has risen to the top in the electronic world. Artists continue to upload their full-length … Read More →

It’s been a long time since the days of music video reign and around the clock video streaming on MTV. Video killed the radio star, and then Spotify and Soundcloud killed the video– or has it? In July audio streaming … Read More →

The music industry is always evolving to keep up with our culture and Calvin Harris is at the forefront. Last week Harris released cover art with the words “MY WAY” and a simple caption: “16th”. Speculations about a new album … Read More →

So if you’ve been following any of my articles than you know what has been going on within the streaming industry between Soundcloud, Apple Music, and several other companies. If you haven’t done so, I would advise you to just … Read More →

SoundCloud, the mobile app and audio streaming platform we all love and probably use more frequently than any other app, has just announced that they are hiring a CRO. Alison Moore is a catch for SoundCloud. She comes from NBCUniversal, where … Read More →