Music, venues and the craft of sounding intentional. Essays from the SpinLoud team on radio programming, playlists, licensing and what makes a room sound intentional.
CherryPick lets you and your team add specific tracks to a live SpinLoud channel — and the programming engine decides when they land, so nothing breaks the flow.
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Guests rarely say "the music made me leave" — they just ask for the bill. Here's how tempo, volume and programming shape dwell time across the day, and what our anonymised venue data suggests.
One guest wants two hours of quiet focus; the next wants a flat white in ninety seconds. The right music can serve both — if it changes shape through the day.
Sound Profiles let you run different music for different areas of the same venue — terrace, dining room, restroom — without breaking the thread that makes it all sound like you. Here are the tempo and density rules we use to keep zones related.
AI can now produce a plausible pop song in seconds — but who owns it, who gets paid, and what happens when it plays in a public space? A practical guide to the AI music copyright debate and what it means for businesses that play music.
After a decade of playlist culture, something unexpected is happening: curated, live radio is growing again — and the endless playlist is starting to feel like wallpaper. Here is why programmed radio is winning back rooms, brands and listeners.
