Spotify pays artists 8/1000th's of a cent(!), as a royalty per song sale. That
compares to iTunes, which pays about 70 cents per song. Cheap bastards
masquerading as hipsters.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu wrote:
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> How many of these did you misquote? In some cases the bands
"Misheard" English by Hullu-jussi (Mad-john):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7g2mP7azLLY
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu wrote:
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> Pays artists or publishers? iTunes would be paying the record publisher
> in most cases unless the artist is a self-publisher. Same should be
>
I work with a distributor, who makes my music available on Spotify, iTunes,
Amazon, etc. The amounts received by the distributor are passed onto me
transparently. The distributor's profit comes from the amount charged for each
album's distribution, and also the cut they take from direct sales. S
Pays artists or publishers? iTunes would be paying the record publisher
in most cases unless the artist is a self-publisher. Same should be
true for Spotify. Artists were generally screwed by record companies
anyway. Recordings have long been thought of as a way to get people to
your concerts
Having been in the arts all these years and still very much involved in
content management issues there are always different ideas about how to
make money in it. For video, it ranges from as high as paying $10 to
watch a movie streaming that has not yet play in theaters and will
probably only
