How Curated Playlists Are Replacing Radio as the New Tastemakers
Offered By: Web Summit via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the evolving landscape of music discovery in this insightful Web Summit conference talk featuring Alexander Holland from Deezer and DJ Luke van Scheppingen in conversation with the BBC's Mark Savage. Delve into the world of curated playlists and their growing influence as modern tastemakers, replacing traditional radio. Learn about the process of song selection, the role of algorithms in music recommendations, and the impact of streaming platforms on artist success. Discover the benefits of mood-based playlists, the importance of platforms like Resident Advisor, and gain valuable insights into why playlists are becoming the preferred method for music discovery and consumption in the digital age.
Syllabus
Intro
How do you select songs
Are playlists replacing radio
Algorithm based recommendation
The most exciting new music
How to discover new music
Benefits of streaming platforms
Success of J Balvin and Willie Williams
Streaming vs Radio
Mood Based Playlists
Resident Advisor
Why Playlists Are Replacing Radio
Taught by
Web Summit
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