Apple has launched Apple Music TV, a free 24/7 livestream of music videos, interviews, premieres, and more, reports Variety.
Apple Music TV is only available to U.S. residents and can be found in the Apple Music app and the Apple TV app. It includes curated music videos, as well as, "exclusive new music videos and premiers, special curated music video blocks, and live shows and events as well as chart countdowns and guests."
The service debuted today with a countdown of the top 100 all-time most streamed songs on Apple Music in the U.S. On Thursday, October 22, to celebrate the release of Bruce Springsteens' "Letter to You" album, Apple will feature an "all day Bruce takeover" with blocks of his most popular videos, an interview with Zane Lowe, anchor of Apple Music’s radio station, and a special livestream fan event.
On Friday, two videos will premiere on Apple Music TV at 12pm ET: Joji's '777' and Saint Jhn's 'Gorgeous'. Apple will premiere new videos every Friday at that time.
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Apple Music TV is only available to U.S. residents and can be found in the Apple Music app and the Apple TV app. It includes curated music videos, as well as, "exclusive new music videos and premiers, special curated music video blocks, and live shows and events as well as chart countdowns and guests."
The service debuted today with a countdown of the top 100 all-time most streamed songs on Apple Music in the U.S. On Thursday, October 22, to celebrate the release of Bruce Springsteens' "Letter to You" album, Apple will feature an "all day Bruce takeover" with blocks of his most popular videos, an interview with Zane Lowe, anchor of Apple Music’s radio station, and a special livestream fan event.
On Friday, two videos will premiere on Apple Music TV at 12pm ET: Joji's '777' and Saint Jhn's 'Gorgeous'. Apple will premiere new videos every Friday at that time.
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