We build recommender engines, curate playlists, classify music, analyze melody, beats, lyrics, accents, and artists. We buy CDs, aggregator sheets, data sheets, music notes, old reels, cassettes & cartridges. We search online everywhere. We know when & where music is out. As the beats commercial reiterates, the code doesn't know the Nubian language in Egypt is not Arabic. The code doesn't know the
"in" wedding music in Saudi Arabia today. We face challenges. Quality imagery, audio, & media in general are hard to search, find, collect or otherwise buy. The market is still learning the importance of High Definition, let alone 4k imagery. Independent labels & artists and even medium size record companies lack education on compression, encoding & its importance to their expansion & fame. But we plan accordingly. We find tools, we navigate our way through, we connect with old archivist, and young YouTube & Facebook music aspirers and we educate independent labels & artists and it is paying off. Rights owners & artists are urging us to let them add data to our systems through dedicated platforms. All access music companies are coming to realize that without data infrastructure, discovery, playlist curation & smart radio, the consumer experience would be lacking.