Wouldn’t it be cool to take your favorite song from YouTube and then turn it into a karaoke classic by removing the words from it? That’s what Youka did and while the website has been taken down, the project behind it isn’t dead.

Apple is now partnering with businesses to allow them to use Apple Music at their retail stores. The partnership is with PlayNetwork and allows businesses to sign up for an Apple Music for Business plan.

YouTuber Jonathan Morrison has created a music video of his own with Terror Jr’s new song at the center of it. He used an iPhone 11 with no additional lighting or gimbals. The only accessory he used was a $22 grip and a monopod.

Spotify has today released an updated iOS and iPadOS app to include support for SiriKit. That means that you can now use Siri to play songs rather than Apple Music.

Hot on the heals of rebranding the A List: Hip-Hop playlist to Rap Life last month, Apple Music has now also followed that up with a rebrand of the A List: Alternative playlist. The collection of songs will now be known as ALT CTRL.

Apple today announced a range of new live concerts that will take place at multiple retail locations around the globe, starting this summer. Called “Up Next Live,” the concerts are aimed at highlighting up and coming artists that are part of Apple Music’s Up Next program.

If you’re into YouTube Music rather than one of the more established players like Spotify or Apple Music, you’re in luck because the app has now been updated to support Apple CarPlay.

Developer Steve Troughton-Smith recently suggested he had found evidence that meant we would see new Music, Podcasts, and Books apps alongside TV when macOS 10.15 ships later in the year. Now, Guilherme Rambo has chimed in, and it’s good news.

According to a new report, Apple Music has now overtaken Spotify when it comes to paid US subscribers. If accurate, this would be the first time Apple Music has taken the crown and is a huge milestone for Apple.

Apple Music is far from an Apple device-only affair these days, and it’s proving surprisingly popular on Android. According to a new report, the Apple Music app has been downloaded from the Google Play Store more than 40 million times around the world.

In a world where Spotify, Google, Pandora, and Amazon have joined forces to appeal US Copyright Royalty Board ruling that will increase the royalties paid to songwriters, Apple will apparently be the odd one out.

Apple has announced a new deal with American Airlines that will allow flyers to use Apple Music while in the air, without having to pay for an internet connection via the Viasat satellite technology the airline uses.