How Losing SoundCloud Would Change Music; This DJ Has Released the First Full-Length Album Using the Ethereum Blockchain

Streaming giant SoundCloud laid off 40 percent of its staff Thursday, but losing the streaming service would change how both artists and listeners experience music

With the full roll-out of Jay-Z’s new 4:44 album unfolding over the last week, the new release now appears to be available on all the major streaming platforms—with one rather conspicuous exception.

RAC has collaborated with a number of familiar artists on ‘EGO,’ the first album that can be bought on the ethereum blockchain.

The secret to its success.

Apple is going to start sharing more data about podcasts with their creators. Hot Pod’s Nick Quah breaks down what that means on Recode Media.

Many of Prince's iconic music videos and performances -- like "When Doves Cry" and "Take Me With U" -- will now live on through Vevo.

When radio ratings got more precise, it changed how programmers saw their audience. Are podcasters heading for something similar?

In less than a week, Jay Z's TIDAL-exclusive album went platinum. Here's why this actually spells the end for TIDAL.

By applying machine learning to music fans' data, Spanish startup WeGow has added concert recommendations to fan chat and ticketing.

Company links with tech firm Lisnr to create app, which uses silent signals emitted and received by smartphones to track who is entering a gig

Nowadays, the musical manipulation of consumers’ behavior is both more entertaining and presumably more effective.