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Apple Music is commemorating its 10th anniversary with a significant expansion of its artist support and listener engagement initiatives. A new global hub for artists in Los Angeles and the ‘Replay All Time’ feature are the highlights.
The centerpiece of the celebration is a new state-of-the-art studio complex in Los Angeles, designed as a creative campus to foster artist-driven content. The campus aims to offer innovation in audio and a deeper connection between artists and their fans. The facility features advanced radio studios with Spatial Audio playback, a 4,000 square-foot soundstage, and a dedicated spatial audio mixing room, a photo and social media lab, edit rooms, green rooms, and private isolation booths for songwriting and podcasting.
The space also includes the A-List Corridor and the Archive Corridor, intended to showcase memorable moments from Apple Music’s now 10-year history. The new Los Angeles studio anchors a global network of creative hubs in cities such as New York, Tokyo, Berlin, Paris, and Nashville. The initiative underscores Apple Music’s commitment to not only streaming music but also shaping how music is made, experienced, and shared.
A key announcement for Apple Music listeners is the launch of ‘Replay All Time,’ a new iteration of Apple Music’s annual Replay feature. While Replay revisits music listened to during the last year, ‘Replay All Time’ will showcase a listeners habits throughout the subscriber’s entire history with Apple Music.
The feature enables listeners to access and stream the song they have played most frequently since joining the service, providing a comprehensive, personalized overview of their listening habits over the last ten years. ‘Replay All Time’ is available directly from the Home tab in Apple Music.
To further celebrate the anniversary, Apple Music Radio will broadcast a special countdown of the platform’s top 500 most-streamed songs from the past decade, starting on July 1 and culminating with the top 100 most-streamed songs on July 5. The playlist will then be made available for streaming.
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