It’s Apple Music! What is Apple Music? Why, it’s the music solution made from the same DNA as Apple devices. This Silicon Valley giant has already gained a combined total of 50 million users on paid and trial subscriptions. The opponent comes all the way from San Francisco. Its signature features include a discovery algorithm that easily crushes any competitor and free service that allows advertisers to capitalize on revenue. Apple Music vs Spotify Takedownįirst contender needs no introduction, it’s Spotify! With nearly 100 million paid subscribers, this Swedish streaming service has dominated the music scene since 2008. So, without further ado, let’s meet the competitors who will be fighting it out. Having a music streaming subscription allows you to access a library of songs on-demand via any of your devices without having to make individual purchases. Today, Silicon Valley takes on Silicon Scandinavia to face off and declare which paid music streaming service should win a spot in your life and on your Mac.
The podcast represents a confluence of two major cultural forces-hip-hop and podcasting-and perhaps shows the direction Spotify will head in the decade to come.Welcome to the 2019 music subscription showdown: The Rally in the Valley. The most popular podcast on Spotify this year was the Joe Budden Podcast with Rory and Mal, in which the rapper Budden discusses hip-hop music and culture he also engaged in high-profile dust-ups on-air, including with Nicki Minaj. There are more than 500,000 podcasts on Spotify, and their podcast audience has grown by more than 50% since the start of the year.
While their incorporation of podcasts into music playlists earlier this year drew some blowback, the gamble appears to be paying off. In February, Spotify bought Gimlet Media, a podcasting giant, and positioned itself as a new leader in a rapidly expanding space. The “Wrapped” campaign also reflects another major development in the streaming world: the onset of podcasting. The most streamed track was Sheeran’s “Shape Of You,” followed by Drake, Kyla and Wizkid’s “One Dance” and 21 Savage and Post Malone’s “Rockstar.” The most streamed artist from 2010-2019 was Drake-with 28 billion streams-followed by Sheeran, Post Malone, Grande and Eminem. And Spotify’s decade-long data only reinforces this trend.
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