“The single largest mechanism through which music was streamed was ‘user curated’ playlists at 42%.” Mercifully, Apple Music keeps things a lot simpler. Listen to your favorite playlists from over 90 million songs on Amazon Music Unlimited. “Around 20% of streams were from playlists provided by the streaming service (as opposed to playlists created by the user themselves) and a further 11% of streams were delivered through autoplay functions on streaming services or ‘stations/radio’ provided by streaming services,” it explains. Lastly, Amazon Music Unlimited has a Family Plan, costing 14.99 per month and including six individual accounts under one subscription. Browse & stream your favorite music and podcasts from your web browser now. (Caveat: if the latter two are closer to the top end of the 5-10% range shown in the table, and the former two closer to the bottom of their 10-20% range, it may not be such a big difference.)īesides this individual breakdown, the CMA’s report provides a summary of this data across all streaming services too. YouTube Music has a much bigger chunk of algotorial streams than the other three, while editorial takes a slightly bigger share of streams on Apple and Amazon’s services than on Spotify or YouTube Music.
Amazon Music has a lot more streams coming from its stations/radio features than the other streaming services. Spotify has a much higher percentage of user-curated streams, with its three rivals indexing much higher on non-playlist streams.
Here’s the table (if you’re on a device where it isn’t displaying, you can also find it here): It divides streams into six categories: editorial (playlists curated by humans at the service) algotorial (playlists curated by algorithms) station/radio (their radio-like features) autoplay (tracks that automatically play when a playlist finishes, served up by an algorithm) user curated (playlists made by listeners and other curators who don’t work at the service) and non-playlist (everything else).
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The table is based on the CMA’s analysis of data provided by four streaming services: Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Music and Amazon Music. UNLIMITED ACCESS TO 90 MILLION SONGS Free for 30 days. So while it’s UK-only, the data is sure to be of wider interest. They’re in a table on page 44 of the report which breaks down “streams on playlist type as a % of UK streams by music streaming service in 2021”.
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Tags: Amazon Music Apple Music CMA Playlists Spotify YouTube YouTube MusicĪ fascinating question, eh? And thanks to t his morning’s update report from UK competition regulator the CMA, we now have some answers.
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