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Stream League's wordmark is set in Fraunces italic. It pairs classical newspaper typography with the digital weekly format of the league. Use the version that best fits your background.
The palette pairs warm paper tones with deep editorial ink. A single accent red appears sparingly, used for moments of emphasis.
Stream League uses four typefaces, each with a specific role. All are available on Google Fonts.
The wordmark should always look like itself. Keep it clean, give it room, and let it speak for the league.
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- Modify, redraw, or recolor the wordmarks.
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Stream League is a weekly draft of New Music Friday for music industry insiders. Each Friday, 100 new tracks land on Spotify's New Music Friday playlist. Stream League members draft ten of them. The picks are scored on first-week stream counts. A new winner is named every Thursday.
Stream League also publishes The Numbers, a weekly analysis of New Music Friday's performance: which tracks dominate, which positions outperform expectation, and how playlist curation maps to actual listening.
Built in Newcastle by Kieron Donoghue, formerly of Warner Music Group and Playlists.net / Topsify. Stream League is independent and not affiliated with Spotify.
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