DSP stands for "Digital Service Provider," which refers to companies that offer digital music streaming and downloading services to consumers. These companies license and distribute music from record labels and music publishers, and make it available to consumers through their platforms.
There are several DSPs in the market, with some of the most popular ones being:
Spotify - a music streaming service that offers both free and paid subscription plans.
Apple Music - a music streaming service that is integrated with the Apple ecosystem, including the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.
Amazon Music - a music streaming service that is integrated with the Amazon ecosystem, including Echo smart speakers and Fire TV devices.
YouTube Music - a music streaming service that is integrated with the YouTube platform.
Tidal - a high-fidelity music streaming service that offers lossless audio quality.
Deezer - a music streaming service that offers a catalog of over 73 million songs.
Pandora - a music streaming service that offers personalized radio stations based on listener preferences.
There are many other DSPs in the market, with new ones emerging all the time. Each has its own unique features and offerings, and they compete fiercely for subscribers and market share
