Wednesday, May 10, 2017

Taylor Swift’s New Album Could Arrive By Fall 2017

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Taylor Swift has been laying low lately. One of her latest official public appearances was in February for a Super Bowl weekend performance, and she's rarely posted on her Instagram this year. Fans speculated that her undercover status only meant one thing: she's working on new music.
Her singer-songwriter buddy Ed Sheeran confirmed that theory in an interview earlier this year. "Taylor [Swift] isn't going to be releasing until probably the end of this year," he told BBC. "Christmas is the smartest time to release because that's when everyone buys records."
But now it seems fans won't have to wait until the holiday season to get new music from Swift. She could be releasing another record as early as this fall.
"Taylor’s been quietly recording new music for a couple of months," a source told Us Weekly. "She’s aiming to release an album this fall."
Swift hasn't gone full Kanye West and secluded herself on a mountain to "find inspiration," but she's still making new music on the down low. According to the source, the singer is avoiding bigger recording studios in LA, New York, Nashville and London.
After seeing how well her last few albums have performed, Swift reportedly plans to continue capitalizing on her new pop sound.
"She’s continuing down the pop route because 1989 was a huge success and fans really gravitated toward that album," the insider added. The success of that record manifested in fandom and accolades alike. After its release in 2014, 1989 earned two Grammys for Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album.
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Tuesday, May 9, 2017

Exclusive Harry Styles documentary coming to Apple Music May 15th

As Apple Music continues to feature more exclusive content, former One Direction member Harry Styles is the latest that will be releasing his musical documentary exclusively on Apple Music on May 15th.
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The documentary, aptly named Harry Styles: Behind the Album is a behind the scenes look at Styles’ first solo album. From the already released singles, the album will be a departure from the British boy band member’s earlier sounds. As Styles puts it, “I kind of wanted to see if I could write something that people liked without knowing everything about me.”
 Exclusive music documentaries are Apple Music’s forte at the moment. Early into the platform’s original launch, Taylor Swift’s 1989 World Tour had been an Apple Music exclusive release. The streaming service is ramping up exclusives into 2017 with new music documentaries and original content as well.
Not only are music documentaries featuring Sean “Diddy” Combs and Kygo coming to Apple Music, but an unreleased Prince film is on the table as well. Apple has seemingly been more on top of its Apple Music exclusive video content that features musical artists, while its other original content has yet to be seen.
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Tuesday, May 2, 2017

Musical.ly announces Apple Music integration

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Musical.ly has introduced Apple Music integration, allowing users signed up to both services to access full songs within the video-based social network’s app. There are also a load of Musical.ly curated playlists on the Apple streaming service now too.
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Popular mainly with teenagers, and now boasting over 200 million users, Musical.ly provides the tools to make short videos. It’s best known for lip-sync videos, but people also post footage of cats and babies too, because it’s the internet. The social network also now proclaims itself to be a prime destination for music discovery, last year launching a monthly playlist of songs from new and emerging artists for its users – or ‘musers’, as they’re known – to check out and maybe flap their mouths about to.
The Apple Music integration will allow ‘musers’ signed up to the streaming service to listen to full songs before chopping out a fifteen second segment for their latest lip sync extravaganza.
“At musical.ly we are focused on providing our passionate community of musers with the best experience possible when it comes to discovering new music”, says Musical.ly’s North American President Alex Hofmann. “The integration with Apple Music gives musers a new listening experience and further layers into their connection with the music they are already creating content to in musical.ly. We are excited about the possibilities this creates for musers to share and discover new music with their friends”.
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Thursday, April 27, 2017

How to convert Apple Music to WAV

Waveform Audio File Format (WAVE, or more commonly known as WAV due to its filename extension) (rarely, Audio for Windows) is a Microsoft and IBM audio file format standard for storing an audio bitstream on PCs.
If you want to play your Apple Music on WAV audio player,  what to do? 
To solve the problem, you need an iTunes Audio Converter  - Macsome iTunes Converter to help you. 
With the iTunes Music Converter, users can convert any audio files on iTunes library, including Music files, downloaded Apple Music files, iTunes Match Music files, protected and unprotected Audiobooks in the format of M4B, M4A, AA, AAX and so to MP3, AAC, WAV easly and quickly.
Steps to convert Apple Music to WAV with iTunes Converter
Step 1: Free download the latest version of iTunes Music Converter, install and run it.
Step 2. Click Add button to import the music files from Music library of iTunes.
Step 3. Click setting icon to set the output audio format.

Step 4. Click CONVERT button, and start conversion.

After the conversion is completed, you can enjoy the WAV files without limitations.
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Wednesday, April 19, 2017

Macsome iTunes Converter for Mac Version 2.1.7 has been released

Since users can use iTunes Music Converter V2.1.6 on iTunes 12.6, if they could disabled System Integrity Protection. Or for macOS 10.11 (El Capitan) users, they can downgrade iTunes 12.6 to iTunes 12.5.
Now when iTunes Converter for Mac V2.1.7 has been released, users have no other need to disabled System Integrity Protection or downgrade iTunes 12.6 to iTunes 12.5, they can work with iTunes Converter V2.1.7 on iTunes 12.6 on any Mac OS X.
What you need to do is click the next download button to download the latest version, and then install on your Mac. And you can work like
Macsome iTunes Music Converter supports simple and fast solutions to play the DRM music on iTunes on different audio player devices, not only Apple products. Even Apple Music streaming music files, if you download these streamed music files to your Mac, you can also use iTunes Music Converter to convert them.
It is also a DRM removal tool, that is to say, any DRM protected audio files, you can play them on iTunes normally, you can use the DRM Converter to convert it and remove the DRM.

About the latest version V2.1.7

Cost: $39.95
Size:5.06 MB
System supported: Mac OS X 10.9 or later

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Macsome Inc. is a software development company which established in 2008 with expertise and experience in converting audio books and iTunes music, transferring iPod files and recording audio. It develops products such as Macsome Audio Book Converter, iTunes Music Converter, Audio Recorder and so on for personal computers and mobile devices. All of Macsome products have an easy-to-use interface.

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Wednesday, April 12, 2017

Macsome iTunes Converter for Mac Version 2.1.6 supports iTunes 12.6

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Later days Apple released iTunes 12.6 with a "Rent once, watch anywhere" new feature, which lets lets iTunes users watch iTunes movie rentals across all devices with iOS 10.3 or tvOS 10.2.
iTunes is a media player, media library, online radio broadcaster, and mobile device management application developed by Apple Inc. It is used to play, download, and organize digital downloads of music and video (as well as other types of media available on the iTunes Store) on personal computers running the macOS and Microsoft Windows operating systems.
To make iTunes Music Converter work well on iTunes 12.6, here we released iTunes Music Converter Version 2.1.6, so if users has upgraded to iTunes 12.6, you may find that the older version of iTunes Music Converter can't work on the latest version of iTunes.
Here is the solution, now go to download the latest version of iTunes Music Converter, and follow the guide to set your Mac, and then you can use iTunes Music Converter to convert your whole library or music playlist and so on as you like.
Macsome iTunes Music Converter give music fans more choices to enjoy the music on different audio player devices, not only Apple products. Even Apple Music streaming music files, if you download these streamed music files to your Mac, you can also use iTunes Music Converter to convert them.
It is also a DRM removal tool, that is to say, any DRM protected audio files, you can play them on iTunes normally, you can use the DRM Converter to convert it and remove the DRM.

About the latest version V2.1.6

Cost: $39.95
Size:5.05 MB
System supported: Mac OS X 10.9 or later

About Macsome Inc

Macsome Inc. is a software development company which established in 2008 with expertise and experience in converting audio books and iTunes music, transferring iPod files and recording audio. It develops products such as Macsome Audio Book Converter, iTunes Music Converter, Audio Recorder and so on for personal computers and mobile devices. All of Macsome products have an easy-to-use interface.

Press Contact

Name: Leo Fan
Address: No. 62, Jiao Da Dong Lu, Haidian, Beijing, China
Email: market@macsome.com
Website: http://www.macsome.com

Monday, April 10, 2017

JAY-Z'S MUSIC HAS FINALLY BEEN REMOVED FROM SPOTIFY AND APPLE MUSIC

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The wrath of Tidal is finally here--all the solo Jay-Z music you know and love has finally disappeared from Spotify and Apple Music. Spotify told the Verge this happened "at the request of the artist."
The only Jay-Z music left on Spotify and Apple Music are his collaborations with Linkin Park and R. Kelly. Of course Hov's music has been slowly disappearing from the streaming services, with Reasonable Doubt going missing after the launch of Tidal and the Blueprint series leaving last year.
Apparently, though, most of Jay-Z's music is still on Google Play Music so get it while it's...hot?
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