LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - Boosted by paid streaming services, global recorded music revenues grew 6.4% to $31.7 billion in 2025, their 11th straight year of growth, ‌the IFPI organisation ...

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Think about how you listened to music ten years ago. Maybe you owned a CD collection, or perhaps you were already streaming on Spotify. Fast forward to today and the landscape is almost unrecognizable ...

The global music streaming landscape is becoming increasingly saturated, according to Luminate’s 2025 Year-End Music Report, 106,000 new tracks are delivered to digital service providers (DSPs) every ...

Global paid music subscriptions reached 865 million as streaming captured 86% of spending, while vinyl and physical music continued to grow. Global consumer spending on recorded music increased 8.6% ...

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Music streaming services have become the primary way people listen to music, with top music streaming platforms dominating how artists reach global audiences. These music streaming apps offer massive ...

UMG stock reflects the company’s role as a leading global music rights owner, with its catalog and streaming-driven revenues underpinning a long-term growth story for investors focused on ...

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94% of streamers like or love their streaming services; 50% of streamers listen to streaming services every day; Streamers are spending 27% more on recorded music, including streaming subscriptions, ...

WASHINGTON, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, the Digital Media Association (DIMA), the trade association representing the leading music streaming services including Amazon, Apple Music, Feed.fm, ...