As long as you're trying to play big picture, why pin the start of it at 1981?Urgh, just call it what it is - dance music and it's been popular for 40 years.
As long as you're trying to play big picture, why pin the start of it at 1981?Urgh, just call it what it is - dance music and it's been popular for 40 years.
YouTube and YTM should employ this tech.As someone who listens to a lot of artist mixes, A State of Trance, ABGT, Vonyc Sessions ext. This is great news, I'm sure the hosts of these shows will greatly appreciate it as well.
Sounds like you are 90year"Electronic dance music (EDM), also known as dance music, club music, or simply dance,"
No, because usage rights are separate from streaming rights.Does this mean producers can now upload any track using commercial samples without prior clearance of the sample because this tech now does all of that for them?
As long as you're trying to play big picture, why pin the start of it at 1981?
Cool tech. How does that work going forward? DJs play tons of unreleased music. Do they only get paid once the music goes public or will recordings of music not yet music being stacked until Apple know who has the rights?
I listen to DJ mixes all the time. I was at uni in the 90s. Apple need to improve the access to these. You have to goto browse, scroll all the way down to categories, find DJ Mixes and there you go. Everytime!
Surely there's room for a favourite category option etc.
The above would give more money out then.
Is this true for all countries and contracts artists have where a company that manages their works licenses?No, because usage rights are separate from streaming rights.
ZZZzzzzzzzz.....Apple Music grasping at straws in an attempt to become relevant. The recent releases by Kayne and Drake which have received very bad reviews are not helping.
Cool tech. How does that work going forward? DJs play tons of unreleased music. Do they only get paid once the music goes public or will recordings of music not yet music being stacked until Apple know who has the rights?
Spotify doesn’t make any profit , almost everything is already given to right holders , I don’t see how they could give more ?
Or I don’t understand how those things work?
It’s easy for a company like Apple and all its billions of $$ to say « you see we pay more »
lol.Spotify doesn’t make any profit , almost everything is already given to right holders , I don’t see how they could give more ?
Or I don’t understand how those things work?
It’s easy for a company like Apple and all its billions of $$ to say « you see we pay more »
Sounds like you are 90year
In short EDM include all electronic but can include analog music that you can dance to.
Bu ppl dont go around saying hey that is dance music in modern time maybe back in the 80/90s
Lets all just be in a agreement that EDM is a genre and style and then we have all the sub genres like,electronic pop, hybrid trap future bass etc.
I mean it's mostly house and techno. Anything but the ridiculous term "EDM". We managed in the UK to call it Dance music (and still do, we don't use EDM here, it conjures up images of a specific terrible genre of dance music) - Funnily enough Pop, Rock, Dance, were all top level genre names that were just easy to understand here.It's not "dance music". If you have to leave out one of the three words from the acronym EDM, it definitely shouldn't be the word "electronic". If anything, it's "electronic music". The vast majority of all music genres is music intended to "dance" to.