Music listeners today face a fragmented experience across streaming platforms, with exclusive content, disjointed libraries, and multiple subscriptions creating inefficiencies. Artists also struggle with platform silos that limit their reach. A unified solution could reduce friction for listeners while improving distribution for creators.
One way to address this could be a single subscription service that aggregates content from major platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal into one interface. Users might:
An MVP could start as a web app that imports playlists and metadata, then gradually negotiate licensing for integrated playback. Advanced features might include cross-platform analytics for artists or AI-driven alerts for missing tracks.
This approach could benefit:
A phased approach might work:
Key assumptions include demand for unified access, licensing feasibility with indie artists first, and technical integration using public APIs. Challenges like platform resistance could be addressed by emphasizing reduced churn and transparent revenue splits.
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