The Beatles‘ Apple record label and the streaming service provider were stuck on an issue over the use of the Apple logo in the music business, the Guardian reported.
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At 12:01 a.m. Christmas Eve, the Beatles will go where no Fab Four music has gone before – online streaming services such as Spotify and the upcoming Deezer.
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Another critical aspect of The Beatles’ streaming debut is cultural.
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That cachet might be why the Beatles also thought it might be good, for this happy holiday, to release 1+, an elaborate deluxe reissue – and remastering – of 1, including 27 short promotional films that accompanied the smash hits. Even if Paul McCartney didn’t write that line until after he’d left the Beatles and gone solo.
The Beatles streaming announcement.
The Beatles fans all over the world are rejoicing about their Christmas present from the music industry as the classic albums by the group will be available on streaming services. Swift has boycotted Spotify because she believes the ad-supported service and its unlimited free listening doesn’t value music properly.
The move represents a shift for the industry and the record label, Apple Records.
One of the worlds best selling band in history, is finally coming to a streaming service.
The band sold two million songs in their first week through Apple’s music service.
Streaming services have drawn the ire of artists such as Taylor Swift and Garth Brooks, who’ve complained of unfair payment systems. In particular, the Beatles’ songbook could help hook older, less tech-savvy consumers on music streaming, which hasn’t yet become a mainstream practice in the U.S.
In general, artists want and need to be there, and the Beatles are among the relative handful of artists whose presence also could promote streaming itself to some listeners who previously just hadn’t gotten there.
While the music will be available on the free versions of some streaming services including Spotify, music consumption via streaming and the related revenues are poised to overtake downloads. That’s when the Beatles struck an exclusive contract with Apple and began to sell in Apple’s iTunes Store.
Listen to The Beatles songs on Gaana.com Until now, the band’s back catalogue has not been available on the likes of Spotify.
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Sure, YouTube is chock full of Beatles music and video recordings.
