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@caredotcoach runs on a tablet that a participant just picks up. A friendly voice is already there, with nothing to log into or download first.

That simplicity is a product decision, and it extends to the music. When @caredotcoach expanded its music offering with @feedfm, the stations had to work inside the companion the same way everything else does. A participant hears a familiar song without opening a separate app or taking an extra step.

The stations are genre-themed, including classic crooners, Latin, classic rock, and ambient, surfaced by the companion throughout the day. Culturally specific options matter here. For a participant who doesn't speak English, a familiar Latin station makes the experience feel personal in a way a generic playlist never would.

For companies building on hardware, the integration question is always the same: how do you add music without adding complexity? Feed Radio's Branded Music Service is built for exactly that.

Read more: https://blog.feed.fm/care.coach-and-feed.fm-bring-personalized-music-to-24/7-senior-care by @feedfm

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6 days ago

@feedfm and @hopelessrecords built Hopeless Pop-Punk Cardio around the choruses a whole festival field already knows.

This limited-edition workout mix runs from Yellowcard and Avenged Sevenfold to newer acts like Like Roses, with fresh tracks added to the rotation as the season goes on.

Add it to your app today: https://info.feed.fm/hopeless-pop-punk-cardio by @feedfm

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7 days ago

Dolly Parton spent a career making uncompromising choices about what country could be: a crossover hit that kept its twang, a voice that moved between country, pop, and cultural commentary without asking permission.

You can hear that independence in who's on top now. Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" just became the first traditional-sounding country song to top the Hot 100 since Dolly's "9 to 5" did it 45 years ago, and it has held #1 for more than 20 weeks. Lainey Wilson, Megan Moroney, and a wave of women in country are running the same playbook.

Our curators have programmed country for fitness apps since 2020 and watched that shift reach the workout floor.

Claire McConnell on the legacy Dolly left behind, and how it shaped the charts in 2026 in the #linkinbio by @feedfm

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9 days ago

Country had a BPM problem for years. A track could clock 130 beats per minute and still feel mellow, without the sonic push that keeps someone locked into a workout. That changed when Morgan Wallen-era production borrowed trap hi-hats and a harder rock edge, and the genre finally had real kinetic energy.

The result shows up everywhere now. Nearly 30 percent of top 40 radio's current top 10 are country songs, and the genre has moved from coffee shops to the hardest workout floors. Our curators have programmed country for fitness apps for six years, from the bro country era straight through to this summer.

Claire McConnell traces the whole arc, from Dolly Parton's "9 to 5" to Ella Langley, in her latest piece. Read what six years of curating the genre taught us.

Why our curators saw this coming before country took over the Hot 100 in the #linkinbio by @feedfm

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12 days ago

@caredotcoach participants who engage with their companion regularly have a 28 percent higher video visit connection rate. That matters because their whole model runs on daily engagement. The reductions in falls and ER visits, along with the loneliness outcomes, all depend on it.

Music's job is to deepen that engagement. The companion brings music in on its own, easing into a morning check-in or showing up when a participant seems open to connecting, and participants can ask for a song or a station whenever they want.

Feed Radio's Branded Music Service is now live in their platform and handles licensing, curation, and rights management, so their team can stay focused on the care experience.

Learn more in the #linkinbio by @feedfm

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20 days ago

A new @caredotcoach participant didn't want anything to do with the technology. Then the companion played Frank Sinatra, a favorite of her late husband. She took the tablet home that day, and she's still using it.

Familiar music does something specific in a care setting. It gives people a reason to engage, and for participants with dementia or cognitive decline, or anyone who's isolated, that reason can be the difference between picking the tablet up and pushing it away. The right song at the right moment changes the dynamic.

Daily users of their 24/7 companion model see 74 percent fewer falls and 79 percent fewer ER visits. Those results come from consistent daily engagement, and music is one of the most reliable ways to build that habit. Feed Radio's Branded Music Service now runs the music inside the platform: fully licensed stations spanning classic rock, Latin, crooners, and ambient, surfaced by the companion throughout the day.

There's no separate app and no login. The music is already there when a participant picks up the tablet.

Read more in the #linkinbio by @feedfm

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22 days ago

Festival season is winding down. Stay amped with the sounds that kept those crowds moving.

Hopeless Pop-Punk Cardio stacks All Time Low, PVRIS, and Senses Fail into a run of driving guitars, built for amped-up alternative programming and any platform that runs on movement. New tracks land all season.

Available exclusively to our customers. Learn more in the #linkinbio by @feedfm

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a month ago

@echelon.fit instructor @jama_oliver_fitness programs Hopeless Pop-Punk Cardio into her classes because the tempo and energy hold up under a hard workout.

All Time Low, Yellowcard, and Pinkshift are among nearly 50 @hopelessrecords artists on the station, every track pre-cleared and delivered through Feed Radio inside Echelon and other participating apps. by @feedfm

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a month ago

Pop-punk moves at the exact tempo a workout wants. Hopeless Pop-Punk Cardio, our latest Sizzle Station with Hopeless Records, is built on it.

Fueled by All Time Low, Yellowcard, Pinkshift, and more from the @hopelessrecords lineup, it’s packed with big hooks you already know by heart. Made for digital fitness classes and festival season, exclusive to our customers. Request the station today. by @feedfm

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a month ago

It's easier to build an app. Getting licensed music into it? Still a mess

Lauren Pufpaf of @feedfm breaks down why the biggest licensing opportunity in music isn't an single vertical, but instead the explosion of digital products that all need smarter, more personalized music. Her mantra: more catalog x more use cases x more customers = a win for everybody.

This is part of our Rising Tide miniseries, digging into the 8 revenue multipliers that can grow the value of music. This week, we're focusing on "new forms of licensing" that most of the industry hasn't caught onto yet.

Listen to the full episode at the link in our bio! by @feedfm

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a month ago

Most platforms treat music the same way they treat legal risk: ignore it until a trend forces the issue, then scramble to clear a song after it's already peaked.

Juan has been mapping the alternative. Seven songs are trending in UGC right now for completely different reasons, dance challenges, tour momentum, nostalgia, an AI-assisted mystery track, and all seven were already cleared before any of them went viral.

Being already cleared beats reacting fast, every time. Full breakdown in the #linkinbio by @feedfm

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2 months ago

"Let Me Be" hit No. 1 on the SIQA Global Top 100 AI Songs chart this year, with more than 13 million YouTube views and over 50,000 TikTok videos, and the two people who might have made it are still disputing whose song it actually is.

That's what viral music looks like when it never had to be discovered first. It was built for the feed from day one, and it's just one of seven tracks moving through UGC right now for reasons that have nothing to do with when they were released.

We broke down the three patterns behind all seven, and they're already inside the Feed Clips catalog. Read more in the #linkinbio by @feedfm

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2 months ago