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Music streaming made a killing this decade as far as U.S. market domination.<br />Gizmodo reports that streaming now accounts for more than 80 percent of the U.S. market.<br />In 2010, digital downloads made up 38% of the market and physical music claimed a whopping 52%.<br />Physical music and digital downloads each made up just 9% of the U.S. market in 2019.<br />Moreover, paid services shot up significantly over the course of the last ten years.<br />In 2010, paid music subscriptions in the U.S.

A new item, made for the dead, is geared towards those who can’t bear to be away from music.<br /><br />Who says you can't live the fine life even after death? A new item, made for the dead, is geared towards those who can’t bear to be away from music.<br /><br />A Swedish company has created a coffin equipped with speakers, allowing music to fill the deceased loved one’s space. A playlist can be managed via an app that connects to the music service known as Spotify. <br /><br />Friends and family of the dearly departed will be able to add tracks and make modifications to the playlist remotely. An upgradable music server called the CataTomb has a constant 4G connection along with an Intel core processor.<br /><br />The CataTomb system is also equipped with a seven inch LCD display which shows which song is playing. The digital display will be attached to the headstone. <br /><br />The specialized casket which is called the CataCoffin appears to be a normal wooden burial box from the outside, but the interior is outfitted with a pair of 2-way speakers and an 8-inch subwoofer.<br /><br />The coffin retails for a little over $30,000, however for that hefty price, it does come with a free Spotify music streaming account.

Amazon Adds HD Music<br />Tier to Streaming Service.<br />Amazon recently announced the launch<br />of Amazon Music HD, the latest add-on to<br />their popular music streaming service.<br />The new tier offers lossless versions of audio files for<br />both streaming and downloading at just $14.99 a month. .<br />That is significantly less than Tidal’s<br />$19.99 a month plan, which is their main<br />competitor for this type of high-quality audio.<br />A 90-day free trial is currently available to<br />listeners in the U.S., U.K., Germany and Japan.<br />Other streaming services such as Spotify and Apple Music<br />have yet to launch a lossless audio plan for customers.<br />Amazon’s “High Definition”<br />music catalog has over 50 million<br />songs with a bit depth of 16 bits<br />and a 44.1kHz sample rate. .<br />It also offers millions of songs considered<br />“Ultra HD,” as they have a bit depth of<br />24 bits and up to a 192kHz sample rate.

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Music streaming made a killing this decade as far as U.S. market domination.<br />Gizmodo reports that streaming now accounts for more than 80 percent of the U.S. market.<br />In 2010, digital downloads made up 38% of the market and physical music claimed a whopping 52%.<br />Physical music and digital downloads each made up just 9% of the U.S. market in 2019.<br />Moreover, paid services shot up significantly over the course of the last ten years.<br />In 2010, paid music subscriptions in the U.S.