Apple ships three new radio channels: Chill, Club, Latin
Each of the channels features seriously impressive names from within those genres, including Brian Eno and many more. The channels are available for free to anyone through Apple Music Radio
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African music is rising really fast on Apple Music
African music is ascendant on Apple Music where streamsof African tracks on Apple Music have grown at a rate four times that of overall streams on the service.
How to download music you love from Apple Music Classical
To download music from Apple Music Classical: First find album/track, tap ‘+’ in Classical, find in Apple Music Library, tap Download to download to device.
Apple announces Apple Music Classical, launches March 28
Apple Music Classical listeners get brand new exclusive artwork, high audio quality available (up to 192 kHz/24-bit Hi-Res Lossless), Spatial Audio and more.
Apple sets us up for NYE with ‘Apple Music Sing’
Apple Music Sing makes it easy for people to sing along to songs so entire families gather around Apple TV to sing songs. Lucky for the neighbours!
Apple Music now offers live lyrics on the web
Live Lyrics online are currently available on the Apple Music beta web page. In use, you’ll see the lyrics scroll down the page to the right of the screen.
Amazon matches Apple Music catalog with free Music for Prime
Amazon has taken a swipe at Apple and Spotify with news of a huge increase in its music streaming catalog which it now makes available free to Prime members.
Apple Music reaches Spatial Audio deal with Mercedes-Benz
Apple will bring premium immersive Spatial Audio in Apple Music to Mercedes-Benz vehicles – it’s a meaningful arrangement that could hint at something more.
Apple Music for Artists gets better for artists
Apple Music for Artists is the dashboard through which musicians and others making content available on Apple Music can tweak their presence on the service.
Apple Music’s got a (big) handful of songs to sing you
Apple Music now offers over 100 million songs in your pocket – that’s rather more than the 1,000 songs we all once swooned over with the iPod.
