I kind of like it though, we're entering a new Era of music consumption and it's beautiful to watch, the fact that thanks to streaming the industry took in more revenue this year already is also positive as well.
I kind of like it though, we're entering a new Era of music consumption and it's beautiful to watch, the fact that thanks to streaming the industry took in more revenue this year already is also positive as well.
Well, the streaming #1 is around 20 mil right now; a year ago it was around...20 mil.
You'd think that streaming would rise as quickly as sales are falling. Doesn't look too "beautiful" to me.
For the July-December issue dates last year, the average #1 streaming song got 25.4 million.
So far July-August this year has an average of 24.0 million.
For the July-December issue dates last year, the average #1 streaming song got 25.4 million.
So far July-August this year has an average of 24.0 million.
I remain undazzled.
It just means people are streaming more catalog tracks than hot songs
. Calvin better throw that discount
