A few days ago I was talking about the purchase of the rights to a work by Isaac Asimov by Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. A purchase with the aim of continuing developing an audiovisual production to create a future streaming video service to fully enter the market led by Netflix. Of course, we are still waiting for the name of this future service since at the moment they are only using Apple Music to launch all these new videos.
Today we bring you news that confirms the plans that the Cupertino guys have to fully enter the audiovisual streaming market. In this case it is already announced, Apple to release two documentaries about electronic music producer Flume on Apple Music. Documentaries that we will be able to see from April 20 and that will tell us about several episodes in the life of the famous producer. After the jump we tell you what each of Flume's documentaries is about.
The first of the announced documentaries, Flume: When Everything Was New, will focus on how the artist started in the electronic music marketNot an easy moment due to the little production of electronic music that there was. The second documentary they are going to release, Sleeples: The Story of Future Classic, will focus on Flume's career within the Future Classic music label, a company that "hunted" the artist and helped him become one of the world's leading producers of electronic music.
Audiovisual products interesting for all music lovers. Going back to the idea of launching an Apple streaming video service, we continue to see how Apple uses Apple Music to launch documentaries and television shows. The documentaries de Flume does make sense on Apple Music Due to the nature of them, but it is true that we miss another Apple service to promote new video products.