Some of the most popular forms of music in the world are DJ mixes and other mixes. They are the music option to go to in any party situation. Although the popularity huge among listeners, applying for and finally acquiring the streaming rights for these mixes can be a very tricky affair. Each mix includes a large number of songs from various different labels and production units. Thus, to get the streaming rights for this form of music, one needs to cater to the requests of all the labels and production units involved in the songs included in the mix, making it a highly complex situation.

According to the recent reports posted on the BillBoard, Apple Music has recent made a deal with one of the internet’s largest digital distributors of music, Dubset. Apple is looking to provide the users of Apple music thousands of DJ mixes and mixes with the help of Dubset. Dubset is such a company which has risen from scratch and is now the second highest digital distributor of music across the world.

According to the deal struck between Apple and Dubset, the later will take the responsibility of paying off and handling the various labels and production units whose songs are included in the mixes. They use a state of the art technology called the MixBank. This software actually scans through the whole mix and singles out the various songs it comprises of. This allows the company to find out the labels or the production units and makes it easier for them to pay for the rights to the company.

Initially, the challenge was to single out the songs and recognize the labels and production units. The collaboration with Dubset had made it a lot easier for Apple.