Zane Lowe

At 7am one morning last week, addressing a global media audience over Zoom, Zane Lowe was doing what he does best: expressing boundless enthusiasm in a torrent of knowledge, insight, superlatives, fannish hyperbole and verbose pitchman flattery. Even though it was barely breakfast time in Los Angeles, the New Zealander’s...

Lorde offered a full breakdown of her long-awaited new single, “Solar Power,” during an interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music One Friday, June 11th. The track, Lorde said, was borne during a summer on Martha’s Vineyard, when she came back from a long day of swimming and began playing around with a Yamaha DX keyboard. She said the melody reminded her of Robby Williams’ song “Rock DJ,” and when she later took the song’s skeleton to producer Jack Antonoff, she set about capturing a distinct summer vibe.

The ‌Apple Music‌ event can be watched in the ‌Apple Music‌ app or on YouTube, and it features Lowe and the music producers discussing the evolution of music and the sound improvements for music fans. Spatial Audio and Lossless Audio for ‌Apple Music‌ began rolling out last night, with special...

In a news release today, Apple Music's Zane Lowe shared his thoughts on the benefits of Spatial Audio and what it means for musicians and listeners. Apple announced Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos and Lossless Audio for Apple Music last month; however, the features just went live yesterday... ------ First...

Apple Music rolled out its new ’spatial audio’ feature yesterday, offering a catalogue of thousands of tracks in the Dolby Atmos format. Its co-head of artist relations Zane Lowe published a blog post talking up the technology. “Eventually there will be new artists who are born into spatial, just like...

In May, Apple Music announced Lossless quality audio coming to the service with Spatial Audio focuses. During the WWDC21 keynote, Apple said the new function would be available on Monday. Now, Apple Music exec Zane Lowe has explained how Spatial Audio “will transform music.”. “First there was mono, then stereo,...

Apple Music now supports Spatial Audio for listeners. Apple has published a new explainer from Apple Music's Zane Lowe. Apple has today published an explainer from Zane Lowe regarding Apple Music and Spatial Audio. In an article Lowe writes:. First there was mono, then stereo, and now there's Spatial Audio....

Spatial Audio is coming to Apple Music, and Zane Lowe, Apple’s co-head of Artist Relations, talks about the new technology and how it will transform music. Introduced with AirPods Pro, Spatial Audio lets audio engineers place different sounds in 3D space. You can find it in Apple TV right now; when you turn your head, the direction of the audio changes. As Mr. Lowe points out, this will create a concert-like experience with your everyday Apple products:

Music is about to change forever. Introducing Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos on Apple Music — high-resolution, three-dimensional Lossless Audio at no extra cost. Zane Lowe, the streaming service’s co-head of Artist Relations and radio host, says that Spatial Audio will transform music. Spatial Audio is a premium listening experience...

Zane Lowe is currently Apple Music’s co-head of Artist Relations, and also one of the service’s most prominent radio hosts. So of course Apple would tap him to try and sell the idea of Spatial Audio for the music streaming service. Technically speaking, Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos support started...

Apple Music’s Zane Lowe sat down with Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey of The Who in an extensive new interview. The conversation covered the band’s major 1967 album The Who Sell Out, as well as their legacy and Mr. Daltrey involvement in UK charity the Teenage Cancer Trust. Check It...

“Future beats, eclectic soul, forgotten gems, and timeless sounds. All brought to you by Joe Kay.” — If this intro sounds familiar, you may have come across the unmistakable vibes of the legendary digital radio stream,Soulection Radio. What started as an independent college radio show a decade ago has evolved into a one stop shop independent music label, world-touring concert, clothing line, festival, and global community all built upon the foundations of sharing borderless, genre-bending new music.

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Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak dropped ‘Leave The Door Open‘ last night which marks the first single as part of their newly formed group Silk Sonic. The reception to the smooth record has been quite good. But how did the duo come together and decide to make an album? They sat down with Zane Lowe on Apple Music to discuss the details about it. “There’s a song on the album that we started in 2017, that was on tour. And it was just a little phrase that we had that we were joking around going back and forth about. And when we got to the studio, I actually called him on his birthday and I said, “I think I figured out that little hook we had. Come to the studio.” He’s like, “It’s my birthday.” So he came drunk. After every take, he was on fire,” said Bruno about their initial sessions.

Exclusively to Apple Music comes Zane Lowe‘s Daft Punk tribute mix, through which the New Zealand-born DJ honors his personal connection to the iconic duo, who confirmed their split in an eight-minute video, “Epilogue,” published on February 22. In a public statement, Lowe poignantly commented on Daft Punk’s split, stating,

Dave Grohl discusses playing Joe Biden’s inauguration and other political events, his anxious first performances as a frontman, and the Foo Fighters’ legacy in a new interview with Zane Lowe. The conversation will air in full Tuesday, February 1st, on Apple Music 1 at 1 p.m. ET. Last month, the...

Eminem released the Side B / Deluxe edition of his latest album Music to Be Murdered By last Friday which managed to move 94k copies in the first week. Slim Shady hasn’t done much promo for the album as expected but he did sit down for a chat with Zane Lowe on Apple Music for their “At Home With” series. Em ran through a selection of the music featured on his playlist and spoke elaborately about the golden age of hip hop and artists that influenced him like Run D.M.C, LL Cool J, Rakim and 3rd Bass.