Spotify filters kids tunes from your tracks
Not a fan of how your children’s musical tastes keep finding their way to your feed? Spotify might have an answer for that.
Not a fan of how your children’s musical tastes keep finding their way to your feed? Spotify might have an answer for that.
Artists using AI to make music won’t quite get hit the top charts locally, as the Australian recording industry sets out rules regarding where AI is used.
Unsure if what you’re listening to is legitimately a real artist or something made by a machine and a prompt? Spotify now has a label for that. And some rules.
Subscriptions to Apple services are about to cost a little more, even if your Apple account may not have officially acknowledged it yet.
Not every track on your music service is there for creative expression. Some are there solely to make money, and Spotify thinks it has millions worked out.
You’re not allowed to create music referencing the name of an artist like David Bowie or Elton John, but just how protected are the names of Australian artists?
Not everyone is a born DJ, but if you’re keen to give a remix a crack, Spotify is looking to add a unique feature to its subscriptions, with something that costs extra.
Much like when Twitter was a social network worth visiting and had a tick of approval for real accounts, Spotify is set to get something similar for human artists.
Your music service is possibly seeing more music than ever, but how much is made by humans? The answer could be less than you think.
Scrolling and swiping up to jump through videos on social comes with a bit of a sore point: you might never find out what that song was. Fortunately, there’s now a fix of sorts.