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==== 2023 ====
==== 2023 ====
Analysts at Goldman Sachs remain positive about future growth in the music business, despite reducing their previous prediction for market growth this year from 8% to 7.1%. Goldman Sachs thinks that the under-monetisation of music can be solved in several ways, including regular recurring price rises for streaming subscriptions, and more efforts to make money from superfans of artists.<ref>https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/peloton-paid-the-record-industry-more-than-tiktok-last-year-says-goldman-sachs-in-latest-music-in-the-air/</ref><ref>https://musically.com/2023/06/29/goldman-sachs-updates-its-music-industry-revenue-forecasts/</ref><ref>https://completemusicupdate.com/article/more-major-structural-changes-likely-as-music-industry-pursues-next-round-of-digital-growth-says-goldman-sachs/</ref>
[[File:Screenshot 2023-07-18 151758.png|center|thumb|798x798px|https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/peloton-paid-the-record-industry-more-than-tiktok-last-year-says-goldman-sachs-in-latest-music-in-the-air/]]Analysts at Goldman Sachs remain positive about future growth in the music business, despite reducing their previous prediction for market growth this year from 8% to 7.1%. Goldman Sachs thinks that the under-monetisation of music can be solved in several ways, including regular recurring price rises for streaming subscriptions, and more efforts to make money from superfans of artists.<ref>https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/peloton-paid-the-record-industry-more-than-tiktok-last-year-says-goldman-sachs-in-latest-music-in-the-air/</ref><ref>https://musically.com/2023/06/29/goldman-sachs-updates-its-music-industry-revenue-forecasts/</ref><ref>https://completemusicupdate.com/article/more-major-structural-changes-likely-as-music-industry-pursues-next-round-of-digital-growth-says-goldman-sachs/</ref>


“The music industry is on the cusp of another major structural change given the persistent under-monetisation of music content, outdated streaming royalty payout structures and the deployment of Generative AI,” it explains.
“The music industry is on the cusp of another major structural change given the persistent under-monetisation of music content, outdated streaming royalty payout structures and the deployment of Generative AI,” it explains.
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* It predicts tha'''t ’emerging platforms’ will account for 14% of global recorded music revenue (up from 6% last year) by 2030.'''
* It predicts tha'''t ’emerging platforms’ will account for 14% of global recorded music revenue (up from 6% last year) by 2030.'''
'''Streaming'''
'''Streaming'''
[[File:Screenshot 2023-07-18 151758.png|center|thumb|798x798px|https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/peloton-paid-the-record-industry-more-than-tiktok-last-year-says-goldman-sachs-in-latest-music-in-the-air/]]
* Its '''CAGR forecast for recorded music ''streaming'' growth in that same period (2023-2030) also remains “unchanged”, says Goldman, at +11%.'''
* Its '''CAGR forecast for recorded music ''streaming'' growth in that same period (2023-2030) also remains “unchanged”, says Goldman, at +11%.'''
* Prediction for recorded '''music ''streaming'' revenue in 2023 has been pared down: Goldman now expects 2023’s global music streaming revenue (gross) to grow by 11.9% YoY (vs a 13.0% previous forecast).'''
* Prediction for recorded '''music ''streaming'' revenue in 2023 has been pared down: Goldman now expects 2023’s global music streaming revenue (gross) to grow by 11.9% YoY (vs a 13.0% previous forecast).'''