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“Got Me Started” serves as the second single from Sivan’s forthcoming album Something To Give Each Other. That project is expected to arrive on October 13, so fans only need to hold on for a little less than a month before they can hear the set in its entirety.Sivan also released a music video for “Got Me Started” which is reminiscent of the one he produced for “Rush,” complete with plenty of choreography from both the singer himself and many other dancers (who, this time around, represent different body types and races).

announced it would be raising the price on it US plans by $1.A student plan will now cost $5.99 per month, a single premium plan will star at $10.99 and families can expect to pay $16.99.The music and podcast streaming app has embarked on a number of drastic cost cutting moves in recent months. In January, it cut 800 jobs, and it laid off additional 200 people in June.

Kendall Jenner.That’s at least what fans are thinking about the Puerto Rican sensation and his rumored girlfriend after listening to his new single, “Where She Goes,” which dropped on Thursday along with a star-studded video.Although the song is in Spanish — per usual with the artist born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio — the lyrics translate as, “Baby, tell me the truth/If you already forgot me/I know that it was only one night/That it won’t happen again.”Then he continues, “Maybe in you I wanted to find/What I lost in another one/Your pride does not want to talk to me/So we are gonna compete, let’s see, ey.”Fans are speculating that the lyrics hint that Bad Bunny had a one-night stand with a woman —  possibly Kendall — who he can’t stop thinking about and wants to continue seeing and getting to know on a deeper level.“I wasn’t expecting to make music this year … I just felt it,” Bad Bunny told Apple Music’s Zane Lowe. “I had this idea, I had this feeling, and I said, ‘F – – k, let’s do it.’ So that’s what music is about, to have fun … I’ve been listening [to it] 100 times every day.”The video features cameos from Frank Ocean, “Euphoria” star Dominic Fike, rapper Lil Uzi Vert, Brazilian soccer great Ronaldinho, designer Julian Consuegra and models Isabella Manderson, Juliana Nalú and Sabrina Zada.“The video is crazy … so I’m really excited to show the world my new work,” Bad Bunny told Apple Music.“I definitely want to perform this song soon.

Universal Music Group has been in correspondence with the major music streaming platforms, including Apple Music and Spotify, to demand that the companies help block the AI programs that are creating new songs based on the music of UMG artists. A report published last week by the Financial Times contains emails and interviews with sources close to UMG.

“You Need To Calm Down.”Hours after fans hypothesized that Taylor Swift could be the Super Bowl LVII halftime-show act, TMZ and People “have learned” from sources close to the situation that she will not be performing at the game. The buzz around Swift’s Super Bowl appearance began when the NFL and Apple Music released a press release Friday at midnight, announcing that the streaming service would fill Pepsi’s spot as the halftime show’s sponsor.

“Ready for It?”Taylor Swift fans — also known as Swifties — think the NFL just alluded to the possibility that the 32-year-old singer-songwriter may play next year’s Super Bowl LVII halftime show.The league didn’t namedrop any acts in a press release issued Friday to announce that Apple Music will now sponsor the halftime show, but it did drop the release at midnight.The “Lover” songstress released both her 2020 pandemic albums “Folklore” and “Evermore” at that time and has included the word “midnight” in her lyrics for years.To top the theory off, her ninth album “Midnights” drops on Oct. 21.Swift is famous for her Easter eggs — subtle or complex hints about upcoming projects for fans to put together to come up with their own theories on what could be coming next from the superstar.See you in February.

happened during the intro of the 20-year-old headliner’s set. Bits and pieces of Eilish’s songs “Oxytocin” and “Happier Than Ever” played to plumes of smoke and lights as an Eilish-looking figure stood on stage, taking it all in.

Elton’s Apple Music show “Rocket Hour” about the upcoming project — which he revealed in no specific terms. “I’ve just done something with Metallica, during this lockdown period,” Elton said.“I haven’t been doing any Elton stuff — but I’ve been doing great stuff with other people,” he continued.

Apple has announced two new radio stations are to launch on its Music service, while its flagship Beats 1 station has been renamed Apple Music 1.

Succession star Nicholas Braun has said his quarantine song Antibodies is inspired by Blink 182 and Papa Roach.

“Folklore” is breaking the Internet.Since dropping last Thursday at midnight, “Folklore” was streamed 80.6 million times on Spotify, breaking the Swedish company’s record for first-day album streams by a female artist, it said.

Artists from all corners of the music industry are calling on labels, streaming services and other corporate entities to contribute to the cause of racial justice.

Katy Perry has no plans to stall the release of her “uplifting” sixth album due to the impending birth of her daughter.

Eminem and Lil Wayne have to search for their own lyrics online while they’re in the studio to avoid repeating verses.

Sharing snaps of two-year-old son Adonis online has been “freeing” for proud dad Drake.

This week, Apple Music unveiled a $50 million advance royalty fund aimed at ensuring that artists on independent record labels get paid during the coronavirus pandemic.

Niall Horan has revealed how Ed Sheeran has helped him tackle songwriting during the coronavirus crisis.

While it might seem counterintuitive that music streams would decline at a time when so many Americans were ordered to stay home, data-savvy label executives were neither startled nor concerned by the 7.6% drop in plays that happened in the March 13-19 tracking week. Simply put, the say it’s down to focus on news and other televised options; the loss of daily commutes, where many people stream music; and multiple people at home together streaming the same things.

An employee at Apple’s Culver City offices in Los Angeles has tested positive for coronavirus, the company has confirmed after Variety received reports from multiple sources over the weekend.

Apple Music has inked new, multi-year licenses with the three major music companies — Universal Music Group, Sony Music and Warner Music Group — in recent months, according to the Financial Times, although the deals do not extend to the company’s planned bundles with Apple TV or Apple Arcade.

Lady Gaga’s aim with her new album is to release music that “makes people happy every single day”.

Justin Bieber has admitted that getting back in the studio to record his first album in five years was not easy.

Over the past year, 95 million people in the U.S. used a major streaming service, 68 million were self-paying, 25 million had access through a family plan, 13 million were on a free trial, and nearly 11 million were “mooching,” or sharing a log-in that was not from an authorized family plan.

Apple Music subscribers will get the first crack at Genius’ original show “Verified,” which features artists explaining the lyrics and meaning behind their biggest songs.

Demi Lovato wants to settle down and have children in the next 10 years.

Dua Lipa has revealed she feared no-one would turn up to watch her Glastonbury set.