• Snapchat Unveils 'Best of EDM' 2015 Discovery Page

    One of Snapchat's vastly underutilized feature is their Discovery Pages, in which big media outlets can share the most up-to-date news in a matter of seconds. Just recently, Snapchat added "EDM" to their Discovery page, highlighting the best of 2015, and it's one page you don't want to miss!
  • DJ Khaled Posts Snapchat of His Own Lost at Sea, 'Castaway' Adventure

    DJ Khaled is quite the entertainer. Between his music and his daily snapchats, DJ Khaled can do no wrong. So when he got lost at sea a few days ago, almost like the movie Castaway, and posted a snapchat of it for the world to see, we all couldn't help but be entertained by his antics.
  • Goldroom: "I Want To Write An Actual Album" [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW]

    31-year-old Los Angeles based, producer, musician and DJ Josh Legg, known professionally as Goldroom, is one of the artists making some of the finest music you can listen to with your shoes kicked off, relaxing in a lawn chair and a cold brew in your hand. We talked in-depth with the LA producer.
  • Madonna to Premiere "Living for Love" Music Vid on Snapchat

    In an innovative move, Madonna has announced that the first music video from "Rebel Heart" will be released through the new Discover feature on Snapchat's Snap Channel. Fans will be able to go on the app starting today, Feb. 5, and view the new video for "Living for Love." As of the writing of this post, the video was not uploaded to the app.
  • Snapchat Launches 'Discover' Feature With Warner Music, Media Giants CNN, Vice, Others

    On Tuesday, Jan. 27, Snapchat rolled out its new feature, Discover, which partners the social media platform with major media giants to help users "discover" what is going on through its service. The new, built-in feature was rolled out with a 50-second story that was sent to all users and featured in a YouTube video that explained what it does and how users will be able to access it. The app has teamed up with Warner Music Group in addition to media giants "Vice," "The Daily Mail," Comedy Central, "Cosmopolitan," Yahoo, "People" and National Geographic.
  • Sony Email Leak: Snapchat Reportedly Wanted to Start Record Label

    The Sony hack has been devastating for one of the biggest media conglomerates in the world and all its affiliated artists and companies. The latest leak details plans by Snapchat to start its own label as a joint venture with Sony. A leaked email from Snapchat CEO Michael Lynton reveals the company's plans to start a music platform of its own because "every music service in the market is s--t." View the full email from Lynton below, via "Billboard": "Michael, "I was only able to see Evan for about 30 minutes yesterday but that was enough time for him to express his thoughts and leave us with some things to think about if there is going to a music play within Snapchat. He didn't end up showing some of the developments in the platform that may benefit music but referenced them in the discussion. First, he thinks every music service in the market is s--t and he wants to be a curator. He doesn't want to build a music service but he would like to have a record label so he could focus on the artists that he wants to use the platform to promote. He also wants to participate in the upside that he will create by promoting them on the platform. He later backed off a bit from being a record label to maybe testing the concept first. Obviously he doesn't understand some of the important nuances around the business about what rights a record label does and does not have. "I appreciate the introduction. I am going to go back to my team with some of these concepts and see if we can get creative in how we could get something to work here that is in the direction of Evan's vision and get him more exposed to what we can bring to Snapchat. We have a lot of ideas of our own but I don't think Evan will engage in our ideas until we try to move something forward that he wants to accomplish. "Please let me know if you want to disc [sic]"
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