After the last quarter’s slowdown in growth, music consumption surged again in Q2 as streaming took an ever-tighter grip on the market and The Greatest Showman just kept on selling ...
Q2 growth up on Q1, as BPI boss Geoff Taylor predicts advent of YouTube Music will increase subscription take-upBPI chief executive Geoff Taylor has told Music Week that intense ...
MARKET TRENDSThere are only so many ways of saying this so let’s just cut to the chase: streaming absolutely smashed it in 2017. Yes, vinyl continued to grow (albeit ...
The music business was celebrating another big boost to music consumption in Q3, after even a slow summer release schedule failed to dent runaway growth.
BPI figures show Album Equivalent ...
David Bowie was the UK's most popular recording artist in 2016, according to the BPI's latest yearbook.
Published today, All About The Music 2017 offers a detailed insight into the ...
One day soon, the music business is going to let itself get carried away with how things are going. Q1 saw Album Equivalent Sales rocket by 10.7% off the back ...
Streams, streams and more streams. The papers might be excited by the vinyl revival but make no mistake, the UK music biz’s second consecutive year of growth was built on ...
In the same way that pets and their owners are said to eventually come to resemble each other, so record labels often seem to be hewn in the same image ...
The streaming juggernaut continued its unstoppable charge in Q3, leading to another quarter of growth in overall music consumption.
Using the Album Equivalent Sales (AES) measurement, which comprises physical and ...
