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MusicTech Rewinder - No Music NFTs, AI, Spatial Audio in Cars, the royalty and ticket problem

Hi,

something went wrong with last week's newsletter mailout. It somehow got sent out but nobody received it. Weird. It actually had a couple of really interesting pieces of news in it. You can still access it here.

Also, check out the klaep app which launches today. It's a social music app from friends.

Enjoy reading this week's news and have a wonderful weekend.

Cheers,

Matt

“On behalf of the future, I ask you of the past to leave us alone. You are not welcome among us. You have no sovereignty where we gather”. - John Perry Barlow, EFF Spotify is not the enemy you’re looking for The success of a small group of players in a value chain tends to look pretty obvious once you figure out where the chain is most narrow or constrained.

Stef Van Vugt, founder and CEO of Fruits Music, suggests some changes to the way royalties are earned – and paid out…

As the pandemic has waned, millions of Americans were excited to return to live concerts, sports, and comedy shows. The cost of attending an event, however, has exploded. Yes, the face value of these tickets has gone up considerably.

While its invest-or-die strategy in podcasting has made Spotify the most popular platform for podcast listeners (43%), podcasts remain a niche activity overall, with little development in the user experience.

It’s just missing the 3-D space to virtually hang out in.

Wild ideas to tame the increasing fragmentation of the digital music

experience affecting listeners and artists.

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Apple is bringing its immersive audio product Spatial Audio to vehicles through a partnership with Mercedes-Benz and Universal Music Group.

AI-powered generator tools that can create brand-new and uncanny music tracks at the click of a button are worrying record labels.

Picking the perfect soundtrack for anyone’s creative project can be time-consuming. Many of the top songs worldwide are heavily protected by copyright, and those that are royalty-free may not cater to your specific needs. Using technology and Artificial Intelligence to aid in this process makes it c