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I think you kinda under-appreciate chartmetric.com
Not only it gives you detailed stats on you, it also gives stats on other bands, cities, genres etc.
How you can use it as a band?
You can find bands that are similar with you in location, genre and listeners/followers and tour together.
Or using the stats on that band to find out which cities you can target, cos you know that people there like such music genre.
Or know which social media channels work with your genre.
It's dope shit.
I think you kinda under-appreciate chartmetric.com
Not only it gives you detailed stats on you, it also gives stats on other bands, cities, genres etc.
How you can use it as a band?
You can find bands that are similar with you in location, genre and listeners/followers and tour together.
Or using the stats on that band to find out which cities you can target, cos you know that people there like such music genre.
Or know which social media channels work with your genre.
It's dope shit.
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Click on a hashtag to find all the posts related to the topic
#90s
#album
#branding
#engagement
#epk
#EverythingIsARemix
#fb
#gig
#label
#marketing
#mastering
#merch
#movie
#musicvideo
#notmusic
#onlineservice
#planning
#Playlist
#podcast
#production
#promotion
#Spotify
#stats
#style
#telegram
#thegreats
#thepath
#tiktok
#touring
#YouTube
Based on these numbers I would say that YouTube is the most important platform for finding new fans.
...As I'm adding more songs to my Spotify playlist I notice that it's getting harder and harder to discover new stuff. The main reason is that on YouTube I can see if I listened to the artist or not (I don't know if it's the default function or just my extensions). Or because my visual memory is better than my audio memory, most of the time I know the bands by their album artwork. On spotify either I need to add some markers or write it down or do smth to see if I listened to the artist already...
Spotify
271 million users / 124 million subscribers
Apple Music
60 million subscribers
Amazon Music
55 million customers including users from Amazon Prime
Tencent Music (China)
661 million users / 35.4 million paid users
YouTube Music
1 billion music users / 20 million subscribers
Pandora
63.5 million users / 6.2 million subscribers
SoundCloud
175 million users
source: https://musically.com/2020/02/19/spotify-apple-how-many-users-big-music-streaming-services/
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...As I'm adding more songs to my Spotify playlist I notice that it's getting harder and harder to discover new stuff. The main reason is that on YouTube I can see if I listened to the artist or not (I don't know if it's the default function or just my extensions). Or because my visual memory is better than my audio memory, most of the time I know the bands by their album artwork. On spotify either I need to add some markers or write it down or do smth to see if I listened to the artist already...
Spotify
271 million users / 124 million subscribers
Apple Music
60 million subscribers
Amazon Music
55 million customers including users from Amazon Prime
Tencent Music (China)
661 million users / 35.4 million paid users
YouTube Music
1 billion music users / 20 million subscribers
Pandora
63.5 million users / 6.2 million subscribers
SoundCloud
175 million users
source: https://musically.com/2020/02/19/spotify-apple-how-many-users-big-music-streaming-services/
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Musically
How many users do Spotify, Apple Music and streaming services have?
Sometimes the statistics around how many people are streaming music – and how many are paying for it – can lead to confusion and misinterpretation.