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U.S. On-Demand Streams Rose Modestly During H1 2026 — As K-Pop Drove a 16% CD Sales Spike, Report Finds

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  1. 15 Jul, 20:59
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    U.S. On-Demand Streams Rose Modestly During H1 2026 — As K-Pop Drove a 16% CD Sales Spike, Report Finds

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Amid double-digit streaming consumption growth for dance/electronic and world music, U.S. on-demand streams increased by about 4.8% during H1 2026, when physical sales topped 38 million units. These and other stats come from Luminate, which today released its midyear report. Cloc…