Apple Music is adding a Shazam-powered upgrade for streaming DJ mixes. Using the audio identification technology, Apple says it can compensate DJs, clubs, festivals, labels, and musicians.

Anz – Spring/Summer Dubz 2021 Since 2015, when she began making music, the Manchester DJ/producer Anz has published an annual mix of her own dubs, edits, and original productions.

There will be a lot more Apple Music DJ mixes available on the streaming service, thanks to the Cupertino company’s use of Shazam technology. Dance mixes have always been a nightmare for any ...

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‌Apple Music‌ originally introduced DJ mixes and mash-ups in 2016 through a partnership with Dubset Media Holdings to identify and pay for licensed music within mixes.

Apple Music has unveiled a new process where it can properly identify and directly pay rights holders within a DJ mix, using Shazam tech.

Apple Music announced today that it's created a process to properly identify and compensate all of the individual creators involved in making a DJ mix.

The company has already commissioned mixes for Black Music Month and Pride in addition to housing content from Tomorrowland's 2020 and 2021 digital festivals.

Apple Music Begins Paying DJs To Stream Their Mixes: Expanding the selection of mixes and remixes on the streaming platform.

Apple is launching DJ mixes in spatial audio with Dolby Atmos on Apple Music, which brings listeners into a truly immersive audio experience.