Labels can't dictate anymore like they used to in the past, that's why they slowly start to hate streaming
never understood why streaming services don't have an option to just buy an album in FLAC for like $20
As other ppl itt have said, Bandcamp does this
Tidal has/had that, but I don’t know if it still has it
Spotify now has a merch section on their app where you can buy an artist's clothes, physicals and digital versions of their records
Apple is phasing out itunes completely though
I don't feel bad for the industry. They created this problem. You devalue the product, you water it down, this is what happens.
Maybe, but the artists eat s*** and we get more music that’s meant to please a lowest common denominator
wasn’t Atlantic the main culprit for signing trendy bs during the soundcloud era or am i wrong
IFPI Global Report 2024: Music Revenues Climb 10% to $28.6 Billion
The total figure is the highest mark since 1999, not counting for inflation, while the number of paid streaming subscriptions passed 500 million for the first time.
Let's be real, these record companies are doing fine.
would you want the genre to be national/global or just have music that's "great" but only liked by a niche group
would you want artists to get pushed over and prostituted by corporate structures and big entertainment industry capital or have a sustainable albeit lowkey and less intense career path?
https://www.atlanticrecords.com/artists
Predictions for who is getting dropped?
I counted around 150 artists excluding legacy acts, so this would be a third of their roster
gecs, outta here!
Labels are f***ing useless now unless you already have serious momentum that could benefit from a machine “push”
Labels are f***ing useless now unless you already have serious momentum that could benefit from a machine “push”
Labels cant force people to like you
Streaming will go down as the biggest mistake the music industry ever made
It wasn't the music industry's choice , it was between either streaming or piracy and album sales tanking.
never understood why streaming services don't have an option to just buy an album in FLAC for like $20
They don't want you to own art
They don't want you to own art
I mean you can still buy albums on iTunes and digital downloads online. The truth is people just don't buy them.
never understood why streaming services don't have an option to just buy an album in FLAC for like $20
That ain’t gonna stop labels dropping artists gang wtf
I mean you can still buy albums on iTunes and digital downloads online. The truth is people just don't buy them.
They don't want you to win! Let's go golfing!
https://news.yahoo.com/entertainment/chappell-roan-says-her-old-183639351.html
Keep gaslighting about hip hop’s decline, vulture
Who is this Nigro she working with
never understood why streaming services don't have an option to just buy an album in FLAC for like $20
I thought they would've integrated iTunes into Apple Music by now
They have the solutions they just won't let artist get paid
Because the people who are in charge of the art do not love art.
As it stans right now the people who produce the art don’t love the art.
Because the people who are in charge of the art do not love art.
Even most of the artists hate the art and are just in it for money
But most of this site isn't ready for this discussion yet