Industry
There are no two ways about it; 2022 has been a mammoth year for Musiio.…
With AI music tagging being so widely used, artists should understand how their music is being tagged, so they can focus their energy more effectively on their music as well as marketing and branding efforts.
What if there was a way of curating your music festival experience based on the kind of music you like? What if you could see the genre, energy, or gender mix of a line-up at a glance? Well, Musiio’s AI-powered tagging system might be able to help.
This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating impressive female founders, CEOs and GMs who are innovating in music data, licensing, streaming, events and more.
Commercial Director Mack Hampson outlines Musiio’s approach to tagging music and how AI can be an assistive technology for understanding sync on a per-project basis and across the industry.
Trends this year included hope, home recording and hearty nostalgia.
Dialect barriers, western influence and evolving local traditions take centre stage in our dive into the emergent music scenes of the region.
We partnered with Mondo 2021 to showcase our Hit Potential technology and a second-by-second analysis of the top artist submissions.
What does 2 years of Spotify Top 200 charts from the UK and Global tell us about the difference in music preferences?
Musicians today measure success by virality or streaming numbers. Ideally, of course, you’d have both, but the truth is that only a small proportion of songs “make it” on both counts. What can we learn by using our Tag API to analyze viral hits, billboard hits, and the rare songs that manage to do both?
To answer this question, we looked at 104 weeks of 2 separate charts over the last 2 years (July 2019 to July 2021): the Spotify Weekly Top 200, and the Spotify Weekly Viral 50.