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Chris Dalla Riva

Chris Dalla Riva

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Creator, Can't Get Much Higher

New Jersey

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Total articles 39

  • I Analyzed the Chord Progressions of 680k Songs

    By Chris Dalla Riva| Can't Get Much Higher@ Welcome back to Can’t Get Much Higher, where music and data meet. Before we get into this week’s topic, here are some recent pieces that people have enjoyed:“The Greatest Two-Hit Wonders”“The Audiophile's Streaming Service: A Conversation with Qobuz's Dan Mackta”“Revisiting the Death of the Key Change”“How Many Artists Did The Beatles Kill?”“How a Funeral Home Became Warner Records”Now, onto a big dataset about chords. By Chris Dalla RivaChordonomicon. I couldn’t get the word out of my head.

    By Chris Dalla Riva · Can't Get Much Higher

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • The Audiophile's Streaming Service: A Conversation with Qobuz's Dan Mackta

    By Chris Dalla Riva| Can't Get Much Higher@ As someone who works in music streaming, I like to believe that I have tried every music streaming service out there. Pandora. Tidal. Spotify. SoundCloud. Demus. Deezer. IDAGIO. I’ve tried them all. Well, at least almost all of them. I’d somehow never tried Qobuz. And I’m sad it took preparing to interview Qobuz’s managing director Dan Mackta to give it a try. It’s high-fidelity streaming offering is unmatched.

    By Chris Dalla Riva · Can't Get Much Higher

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • I Analyzed the Chord Progressions of 680k Songs

    By Chris Dalla Riva| Can't Get Much Higher@ Welcome back to Can’t Get Much Higher, where music and data meet. Before we get into this week’s topic, here are some recent pieces that people have enjoyed:“The Greatest Two-Hit Wonders”“The Audiophile's Streaming Service: A Conversation with Qobuz's Dan Mackta”“Revisiting the Death of the Key Change”“How Many Artists Did The Beatles Kill?”“How a Funeral Home Became Warner Records”Now, onto a big dataset about chords. By Chris Dalla RivaChordonomicon. I couldn’t get the word out of my head.

    By Chris Dalla Riva · Can't Get Much Higher

    Apr. 17, 2025

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New Jersey, United States