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YouTube Music Is Making a Bet: Audio Isn’t Enough Without Video—and Social Needs AI Polish
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Deezer’s “AI Flood” Moment: Why Transparency Is Now a Survival Feature
Deezer has stopped treating AI-generated music as a quirky edge case. It’s now framing it as a platform-level problem: massive volumes of fully AI-generated uploads,…
Spotify’s New “Cockpit” Starts January 1, 2026: What the Co-CEO Era Really Signals
On January 1, 2026, Spotify made a structural move that looks dramatic in a headline but is designed to feel almost invisible in daily execution:…
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UMG x Nvidia: “Official” AI Walks Through the Front Door of the Music Industry
For most of the past two years, the music industry’s relationship with generative AI has been a messy mix of panic and fascination: lawsuits in one lane, licensing talks in another, and a constant fear that the catalog economy could get drowned by synthetic noise. Now Universal Music Group and…
The Best Royalty-Free Music in 2026: A Creator’s Guide to MusiquesLibreDeDroit.fr
In 2026, “royalty-free” can mean anything from genuinely usable music to a licensing maze that quietly turns your upload into a paperwork hobby. If you publish content regularly—YouTube, podcasts, ads, client videos, indie films, apps, livestreams—you don’t just need good tracks. You need clarity: what you can use, where you…
YouTube Music Is Making a Bet: Audio Isn’t Enough Without Video—and Social Needs AI Polish
YouTube Music has always lived with a built-in identity crisis that most streaming apps can avoid. It’s a music service sitting on top of the world’s biggest video platform. That advantage is also a permanent temptation: if you can turn a listening session into a watching session, you can raise…
Deezer’s “AI Flood” Moment: Why Transparency Is Now a Survival Feature
Deezer has stopped treating AI-generated music as a quirky edge case. It’s now framing it as a platform-level problem: massive volumes of fully AI-generated uploads, paired with the need for clear labeling and stronger fraud defenses. In other words, this isn’t just about taste or creativity. It’s about the integrity…
Spotify’s New “Cockpit” Starts January 1, 2026: What the Co-CEO Era Really Signals
On January 1, 2026, Spotify made a structural move that looks dramatic in a headline but is designed to feel almost invisible in daily execution: Daniel Ek shifted into the role of Executive Chairman, while Alex Norström and Gustav Söderström became co-CEOs. This isn’t a “new Spotify” announcement. It’s a…
Amazon Music’s UK “Free Months” Blitz Is a Post–Price Hike Power Move
Amazon Music Unlimited is pushing a high-impact promo in the UK, and it’s not subtle. The play is familiar across streaming: offer a long free runway, build habit, then let auto-renew do the heavy lifting. The offer: long trial, tight window In the UK, Amazon is currently running an Amazon…
MTV’s Screen Goes Dark — and Music Video Enters Its Post-TV Era
On December 31, 2025, MTV’s dedicated music channels are scheduled to stop broadcasting across several European markets, including France. It’s a symbolic shutdown—less the death of a brand than the retirement of a specific idea: music video as linear television programming. This moment lands like a hard cut to black…
Beyoncé Hits the Billion Mark — and It’s a Masterclass in the Live-First Economy
The headline that closed out 2025 wasn’t just celebrity finance trivia—it was an industry signal. Beyoncé has crossed the billionaire threshold, propelled by a year where the real engine wasn’t streaming hype, but live power: touring scale, premium fan experiences, high-margin merch, and tightly aligned commercial partnerships. In other words:…
Where to Find Royalty-Free Music in 2026 (Without Getting Burned)
In 2026, finding “royalty-free music” is easier than ever—until you upload your video, your client calls you, and suddenly a copyright claim shows up like an uninvited DJ request. The real challenge isn’t finding tracks. It’s understanding what you’re actually allowed to do with them. This guide breaks down what…
Streaming Platforms in 2025: Higher Prices, More Video, and a Fight for Trust
2025 didn’t reinvent streaming. It intensified it. Platforms spent the year pushing subscription prices upward, slicing their offers into more tiers, chasing screen time with video, and treating AI-driven fraud as a front-line threat. The result is a market that feels more “mature”—and more complicated—than the clean, simple promise streaming…
Spotify’s Music-Video Push in the U.S. and Canada: A Direct Shot at YouTube (and Your Screen Time)
Spotify has spent years perfecting the “audio-first” identity: playlists, discovery, podcasts, and a lightweight visual layer (Canvas, Clips) that never tried to become a full video destination. That posture is changing. In December 2025, Spotify expanded its Music Videos (beta) feature to Premium subscribers in the United States and Canada,…
Streamflation: Why Audio Streaming Keeps Getting More Expensive (and What Platforms Are Really Selling Now)
Audio streaming used to feel like the internet’s best bargain: one monthly fee, unlimited listening, and a sense that the music world had finally found its frictionless future. That era is fading fast. Across mature markets, subscription prices are rising, plan structures are getting more complex, and the “value” promise…
