Apple Music Gives Control of Music to the British Monarch.
Do we request King Charles III's playlist?
Apple Music has revealed a new program titled The King's Music Room, which will be hosted by King Charles III from Buckingham Palace. In this space, the monarch will share his coronation playlist, which cost £72 million (approximately $93 million) for taxpayers, as well as his musical suggestions.
The program is set to launch on March 10, coinciding with Commonwealth Day. According to the details provided, the playlist will feature a variety of artists from different continents, highlighting names such as Bob Marley, Kylie Minogue, and Davido. In the program's introduction, King Charles III shares his deep connection with music, mentioning that it has the power to evoke happy memories, offer comfort in times of sadness, and transport us to distant places. He asserts that, above all, music has the ability to uplift our spirits and unite us in moments of celebration.
In addition to his playlists, the program will also feature stories of the King's interesting interactions with various musicians throughout his life. Those interested in discovering what music has accompanied Britain's longest-serving heir over the years can tune into The King's Music Room on Monday, March 10, at 6 AM GMT. The program will also air at different times on Apple Music 1 and Apple Music Hits throughout Monday and Tuesday. While the King's intimate moments are accessible for free, Apple Music subscribers will be able to enjoy them at any time.