English-language tracks now account for an even 86% of on-demand streams in the States – a share that’s said to be “steadily eroding” amid the continued rise of Latin, K-pop, and more. Both the percentage and the “steadily eroding” assessment come from Luminate, which framed the…
ReleaseFirst reported 25 jun, 13:00 / 1 outlet
English-Language Tracks Account for 86% of U.S. On-Demand Streams — But the Share Is ‘Eroding,’ Report Claims
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- 25 Jun, 13:00Digital Music NewsFirstEnglish-Language Tracks Account for 86% of U.S. On-Demand Streams — But the Share Is ‘Eroding,’ Report Claims