YouTube has been the key platform for K-Pop’s global explosion in recent years, and now it’s doubling down on that position with a new seven-part documentary series: K-Pop Evolution. Produced […]
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Sony Music-backed The Coda Collection debuts on Amazon Prime
We spend a lot of time writing about short-form music videos, but long-form content is also finding new audiences through a variety of digital platforms. Including a new one that’s […]
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YouTube’s latest originals include a GRM Daily documentary
YouTube has revealed its latest slate of ‘originals’ – documentaries commissioned by the video service – for the UK this autumn. They include a four-part series about GRM Daily, the […]
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Sandbox Issue 252: Music’s extended stay in Fortnite
Lead: Last year there was a lot of excitement when Marshmello hosted a live set within Fortnite, but this year a run of shows by Travis Scott moved everything up several gears. This was aided in no small part by Fortnite switching off all other parts of the game during Scott’s performance, making it not just the main […]
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View-Tang Clan: Amazon Music makes Ol’ Dirty Bastard documentary
Wu-Tang Clan member Ol’ Dirty Bastard released his debut solo album ‘Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version’ on 28th March 1995. To mark its quarter-century anniversary Amazon has […]
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YouTube preps drill-music documentary ‘Terms and Conditions’
In May 2018, YouTube deleted dozens of music videos made by artists in the ‘drill’ genre, at the request of London’s Metropolitan police, on the grounds that they were inciting gang violence. […]
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Report: Apple may pay $25m to stream Billie Eilish documentary
Apple Music gave Billie Eilish three awards this week, but a report on The Hollywood Reporter suggests that it wants to give her a lot more than that: $25m. Well, not to […]
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Apple signs documentary about music-industry sexual misconduct
Apple’s video-streaming service Apple TV+ is now up and running, with a small-but-growing slate of original shows. The company’s latest signing promises to be *very* interesting for Music Ally’s readership. […]
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Mark Ronson gets a feature-length documentary from YouTube
Hands up if you predicted that one of 2019’s more intriguing areas of competition in the music industry would be Netflix versus YouTube – in the field of original music […]