Is your algorithm feminist enough? Streaming music platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music and iHeartRadio may be giving male artists more airtime, according to a new study that discovered a “widely ...

A new music counterculture is emerging, rejecting algorithms and perfection for raw, authentic creativity. Check out how this movement is reshaping the industry and empowering a new generation of ...

Have you been listening to more music and enjoying it less? David Macias thinks he knows what might ail you: an over-reliance ...

These days, more and more people listen to music on streaming apps – in early 2020, 400 million people were subscribed to one. These platforms use algorithms to recommend music based on listening ...

For students leaving for Fall Break, music is most likely the go-to temporal escape from the hassle of the trek out of Ithaca. Whether it is amplified through the speaker on your car or your earphones ...

Users shouldn't be afraid of exploring music or letting their kids choose a song, but since Apple Music lacks manual algorithm controls, one wrong song can upend your recommendations for weeks. Apple ...

As John Lewis reports a 96% rise in searches for CD players, music fans share their reasons for ditching streaming ...

One day my roommate at the time barged into my room and began performing some version of a line dance. Confused, I asked her what she was doing and she informed me that she was doing a dance that had ...

A young person appears overwhelmed with confusion among colorful arrows representing the complexity of music marketing and industry challenges. The chaotic background symbolizes the tangled decisions ...

Why do people love Spotify so much? A lot of the loyalty to the streaming app comes from its dynamic personalization. Spotify goes beyond providing a platform to listen to the songs and podcasts that ...

Newswise — Ed Sheeran convinced a jury this year that he didn’t rip off Marvin Gaye’s `Let’s Get It On.’ By way of contrast, Pharrell Williams and Robin Thicke earlier failed to establish that ...

Lizzo has slammed social media algorithms for "destroying the music industry". The 38-year-old singer-and-rapper said the way different platforms function is causing problems when it comes to ...