Apple Music Celebrates Decade With New Artist Hub

Apple Music introduces the Replay All Time playlist for paid subscribers, showcasing users' most listened-to songs since joining the service. Additionally, Apple opens a dedicated 15,000-square-foot studio space in Los Angeles to support musical artists creatively.

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Apple Music is celebrating its 10th anniversary by opening Apple Music Studios in Culver City, featuring cutting-edge facilities for artists to create and connect with fans, including radio studios for spatial audio and a 4,000-square-foot soundstage for live performances.

Apple Music celebrates its 10-year anniversary by launching "Replay All Time," allowing users to revisit their most-played songs since joining in 2015, reflecting Apple's shift towards growing revenue through services, contributing $26.6 billion last quarter.

As Apple Music turns 10 this year, the popular streaming service is celebrating a major power move: Apple Music Studios.

Apple Music celebrates its 10th anniversary with the opening of Apple Music Studios in Culver City, California. This studio will serve as a flagship creative hub, enhancing artist-fan connections through innovative facilities, including radio studios, soundstage, and content creation spaces.

Apple Music celebrates its 10th anniversary by unveiling a new Los Angeles studio dedicated to artist-driven content and audio innovation, with two advanced radio studios, a soundstage, and facilities for real-time content creation, fostering creativity and deeper fan connections.