The difference with the new service is that it can access the entire iTunes catalog, which, at this point, is well over 26 million tracks. Apple really has essentially taken its Genius jukebox-style feature, which combs your library and builds genre-based playlists, or suggests recommended artists and tracks based on what you’re currently listening to. ITunes Radio is essentially what we’ve been hearing it would be: a streaming music service that takes your tastes into account in order to play tracks that are likely to be in line with your tastes.
The company’s new music service has been long-rumored, but now the curtains are drawn and we can see what the Pandora-like streaming radio offering actually looks like. The sessions range from calming sounds for better focus and relaxation to guided chapters for yoga and breathing.Apple had no shortage of new things to announce at WWDC 2013 today, and iTunes Radio is one of the highlights.
A community post indicates that the app can suggest content based on your mood (great, neutral, bad) and goals such as reducing stress, sleeping better, improving relationships and getting more focus. Users can create a new account for the app or sign in with their existing Deezer account. The iOS app page specifies that the app hosts 600 exclusive bits of content across multiple categories. The app is currently only available on iOS with an Android version in the works.ĭuring its first earnings call after the company went public through a SPAC in April, CEO Jeronimo Folgueira said that the firm plans to roll out the meditation app in 2023 and sees a big opportunity to “cross-sell content.” Deezer declined to give more details about the launch. France-based music streaming service Deezer is testing a well-being app called Zen in Belgium that features content for guided yoga, meditation and inspiration.
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