The Atlanta rapper's long-awaited third album arrived on March 14.
Spotify’s latest Loud & Clear report underscored the point: In the digital era, where you live is a form of arbitrage.
Some of the biggest-selling rock artists in the world are not reaching benchmarks that many R&B/hip-hop and pop acts are clearing regularly.
Expanded rights, artist direct, non-major labels and Sony Music all gained share last year, according to MIDiA Research.
Ambient music has been on the rise in the streaming era. But with royalty reform and the threat of AI-generated sounds, its future is still uncertain.
The streaming service touted its ability to help artists from around the world earn income from music in its latest Loud & Clear report.
Gains in paid and ad-supported streaming helped offset slowing growth in physical formats. The BPI attributed the increase in part to higher subscription prices.
The new promotion saves you a whopping 73% off each month.
Super-premium offerings will allow platforms and labels “to segment and capture customer value at higher than ever levels,” UMG CEO Lucian Grange said Thursday (March 6).
An 8% improvement in recorded music subscription revenue offset weakness in ad-supported streaming.
