August 2026 – Team Nextup Network

Cantilever, Lissen and Other Niche Services: Streaming Without Algorithms

There is a particular kind of fatigue that sets in after years of algorithmic listening. You open the app, and it already knows what it wants you to hear. The autoplay queue slides seamlessly from one track into the next, each one a fractional variation on the last, until you look up an hour later […]

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4 August 2026
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Open-Source Music Players in 2026: From Feishin to Spotube

There has never been a stranger time to love recorded music. The major streaming platforms have never been more convenient, more algorithmically fluent, or more comprehensive — and yet the sense of unease around them has never been louder. Prices creep upward. Catalogs shift under your feet as licensing deals expire. “Your” library is a […]

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4 August 2026
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Why Major Streaming Services Are Killing the Long Tail of Indie Artists

In 2004, a Wired editor named Chris Anderson looked at the sales data of online retailers and saw the future. Digital shelves were infinite. Freed from the physical constraints of a record store that could only stock the hits, an online catalog could carry everything—and, Anderson argued, the aggregate demand for all the obscure, niche, […]

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4 August 2026
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SoundCloud vs Spotify: Where Indie Music Finds Its Audience

For an independent artist in 2026, the question is rarely “should I put my music online?” That decision made itself years ago. The real question is more subtle and more consequential: where does my music actually find the people who will care about it, and which platform’s economics reward the way I make and share […]

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4 August 2026
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From Code to Stage: How Indie Developers Write Subsonic Clients and Save Their Music Collections

There is a particular kind of quiet rebellion happening on laptops and single-board computers around the world. It does not make headlines. It does not have a marketing budget. It rarely trends. But if you follow the trail of self-hosted servers humming in closets, of Git repositories with names like Feishin and Amperfy and Supersonic, […]

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4 August 2026
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Cantilever, Lissen and Other Niche Services: Streaming Without Algorithms

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Why Major Streaming Services Are Killing the Long Tail of Indie Artists

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