What kind of music fan are you? This chart might help.
Now that we have unlimited access to 100 million songs via streaming music services, we’ve also seen an explosion in
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Music Consumption
How are most people getting their music these days? You have one guess.
A new study by the International Federation Of The Phonographic Industry (the global group representing the interests of the recorded
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MUST READ: Why old music is better than today’s new music
If you’ve ever heard me speak on music somewhere, there’s inevitably an audience question that goes something like this: “Why
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Proof that 2021 was not great for new music
Quick: Name an album released in 2021 that will go down in history as an all-time classic. Other than Adele’s
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Where do you sit in this global study on music consumption?
The IFPI represents the interests of the global recorded industry in a variety of ways, including doing research into how
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How are Canadians listening to music today?
Jeff Vidler and his company Signal Hill is always looking at how people consume music. Here are a couple of
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How will we be listening to music ten years from now?
Twenty years ago, we thought that digital downloads were the bomb. This was the future. Then came streaming which has
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There’s a new Spotify report on how Millennials and Gen Zs are using digital audio
Spotify is forever analyzing the music consumption patterns of its users. And given that Millennials (ages 26-40) and Gen Zs
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Streaming consumption hit a new record in the US last year. These are BIG numbers.
BuzzAngle, a company that keeps an eye on what we listen to and watch, has released their final report for
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Look how we’ve changed the way we access music over the last ten years
You don’t realize how much our music consumption has changed until someone starts pointing out how different things were ten
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New study: Radio is still the main source for music in the car
There are those that will have you believe that traditional terrestrial radio is dead. “Who listens to that anymore?” That
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