Spotify For Artists

the-norseman said: I've got Spotify and Youtube Music, much prefer Spotify app. I used to love Google Play Music back in the day mainly because you could upload your own We recently moved away from Spotify, primarily because of the way they treat their artists

The forge track was composed and produced by Jon Winterstein. He created most of the tracks for the game, but there are 5+ artists in total. We will add composer details to the Youtube tracks soon. Here are Jon's socials: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3e9V0pbIhZyfPXCjQsMLix https://www.instagram.com/jonwinterstein/

... why more artists don’t just put their video out on Spotify and Apple... days later on YouTube… Are artists afraid YouTube will retaliate and ... play their videos or do artists/label make way more money... share videos from Apple and Spotify on Social media?? I think ...

... look at some statistics on Spotify: Witchz has around 600k monthly... a Hunt player. There are artists that kind of fit somehow ...

... board about old songs on spotify and he doesn't show up... (notably a lot of classic artists don't). I'm bullish on whenever... do the best for old artists.

... formed not only by the artists they listen to but by... and searching it up on Spotify. How I came to know ... almost nothing compelling about these artists aside from their aggressive social ... have no doubt that these artists could have ascended without the ...

I’m putting together a playlist for independent artists and looking for new music to add Any genre is welcome — I’m just looking for stuff that actually sounds good If you want to be considered, drop your Spotify link or send it here: 👉 https://discord.gg/NVQDsMaQY7 I’ll be listening through everything and adding the best ones submitted by /u/Bulky-Bite7389 to r/MusicPromotion [link] [comments]

Hey everyone! It’s Maddie here, Senior Product Manager at Spotify. We recently rolled out some updates to Spotify for Artists Analytics and wanted to jump on here for an AMA today, 3/26, at 1p et to talk through what’s new. Have questions about the updates or Spotify for Artists Analytics in general? You can find more info on what we recently launched here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DUohO2okpMW/?img_index=1. It includes a bunch of cool stuff that makes it easier to track and grow your most valuable listeners - your monthly active listeners and among them, your super listeners - across location, timeline, on the mobile app, and more! Drop them below and I’ll answer as many as I can. See you then! Update: Hey all - this was fun. Would love to stay on here longer but I have to run to a meeting now! All these ideas and feedback are excellent food for thought, can’t wait to discuss with my colleagues. Thanks for having me and for all the questions! Talk again soon?! https://preview.redd.it/s0i266v1merg1.jpg?width=1582&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=771e11d2572a34217e6d723f98949acf28f8dafe submitted by /u/spotifyforartists to r/SpotifyArtists [link] [comments]

I am not The OOP, OOP is u/Born_Ad4324 AITA for not buying my boyfriend another birthday gift after he rejected the original present? Originally posted to r/AmItheAsshole Original Post May 2, 2022 Throwaway and please refrain from “break up” comments. Those don’t help. I’m 25F and I have been with my boyfriend for over 3 years. His birthday was last week. Him and I are not into the same music so we don’t go to many shows together but when we have gone together it has been very fun. My boyfriend loves bands. I don’t really know how else to put it. He listens to a lot of rock music from these bands I’ve never heard of. Imagine Dragons are coming to our city this summer. I know who they are and I know they’re a band so I figured this would be an awesome present for my boyfriend. I got us the tickets and was very excited. My excitement was short lived, it turned into sadness very soon. Here is a summary of how the gift exchange went down: I bought him some other smaller things but put the ticket confirmation in an envelope with the card I made for him. He opens the envelope and I’m met with a “uhhhhhh.. what?” I explained to him that they’re coming to town and I thought it would be a lot of fun to go together, and that I want to get more into the music he likes. Then he responds “this is not the music I like.. just because a band has instruments doesn’t mean it’s what I like” I am getting very sad at this point. I asked him if he really wouldn’t have fun. He says: “honestly you should just try to get your money back, I don’t want to go to this” I say okay as I am literally holding back tears. He then says that I could try to resell the tickets. He goes on his phone and googles concerts in the area around that date, and says we could go to one of these shows instead. I snapped at him. I said I really tried to do something I thought he’d like. And that it’s extremely hurtful the way he responded. He says “we have been dating for 3 years, how did you not know that I don’t like that music? I wouldn’t get you tickets to the Travis Scott concert for your birthday because I am well aware you hate rap. You should have known I wouldn’t like this” At that point I actually started crying. I just said I wanted to do something together and he didn’t have to be so mean. He tried to walk back everything he said and he was like we can go I’m sure it would be fun. I told him fuck no. I know how he really feels. He is now upset saying that it’s basically like I got him nothing for his birthday since I won’t resell the tickets to get different tickets and that I won’t suck it up and go with him after he made it very clear how he feels. Aita VERDICT: ASSHOLE RELEVANT COMMENTS anonanonbanana YTA - your intentions were good but it wasn't really that great of a gift (if he's never expressed that he liked imagine dragons why would you think he would want to go to a show for a band he doesn't care for?) He reacted badly (understandably) and so did you. OOP I don’t know I just figured he would because he likes bands NovelsandDessert “Bands” is not a genre. There are rap bands, folk bands, metal bands, rock banks, polka bands… YTA for being with someone 3 years and clearly not caring enough to understand what they like. ~ Cute-Business2770 YTA. It’s the equivalent of taking someone to a restaurant and forcing them to eat food they don’t like, and calling it a gift. Then you’re surprised and get mad when they don’t like it? You could’ve just looked at some of his playlists to see what artists he likes before actually booking the tickets. OOP This comment here is making me thing that I may have overreacted and not be as much of the victim as I thought ~ pottsantiques I kind of think you're the asshole here. It feels like you didn't check his music list or look at his band t-shirts or maybe check his spotify to see what he might actually like, and just got him tickets to some band YOU heard of. It also feels like he tried to let you know you could resell the tickets and tries to find other shows that you would both enjoy. So here's what I see: Instead of lying to you, he decides to turn it into a different show you could enjoy together, which is what you wanted in the first place. You threw a fit. Do you want him to lie to you in the future? Did you want to go to a show with him? You're doing it all wrong. I wish you the best in moving through this with him. edit: YTA OOP I guess I could have done more research on the types of bands he likes. My mentality was “oh a band that I actually have heard of it, I’m sure we’d enjoy this together because it also seems up his alley” How did OOP's boyfriend react to the tickets? He did seem kind of offended at first that I would think he listens to imagine dragons & He did say that bands like imagine dragons, twenty one pilots, walk the moon (all bands I’ve heard of) are just radio pop OOP Updated the post the Next Day/May 3, 2022 Edit: update I spoke to my boyfriend and apologized. After reading these responses I’ve learned that I was acting selfish. My gift showed him that I know nothing about his taste in music, and more than likely that’s why he got upset. I am going to sell the tickets, and he apologized for hurting my feelings. He said that we can find another show and he will split the price of the tickets with me. (Which I can probably make another AITA about, if I would be the asshole to accept that offer or insist that I pay for both tickets) FINAL COMMENTS dinglepumpkin INFO: Please please please come back here us what bands he DOES like. And by that I mean, go ask him what his top 5 dream rock shows would be. I want to know just how off ID is from his taste. OOP He likes the growlers?, king gizzard and the wizard lizard?, the front bottoms?, the walters?, and post animal? I use the question marks because I’ve never heard of any of these bands THIS IS A REPOST SUB - I AM NOT THE OOP DO NOT CONTACT THE OOP's OR COMMENT ON LINKED POSTS, REMEMBER - RULE 7 submitted by /u/Direct-Caterpillar77 to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

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What is the average earnings for Spotify unsigned artist? Unsigned artists earn very little on Spotify, averaging around $0.003 to $0.005 per stream, meaning 1 million streams might yield $3,000-$5,000, but this goes to distributors/rights holders first, not directly to the artist. The actual payout to an independent artist depends heavily on their distributor, the listener's country, and subscription type, with most underground artists earning far below sustainable income, often requiring touring and merchandise for real money. --- --- --- Key Factors Affecting Earnings: Per-Stream Rate: Varies from roughly $0.003 to $0.005, influenced by listener location and premium vs. free accounts. Distribution Deal: Independent artists use distributors (like Routenote. or Distrokid ) who take a cut before the artist sees royalties, unlike major labels. Revenue Split: Around 70% of Spotify's revenue goes to rights holders (labels, publishers, distributors), with a smaller portion reaching artists. Minimum Stream Threshold: Tracks must hit 1,000 streams in a year to earn royalties. (SOURCE.) TLDR: Not much. Don't quit your day job. submitted by /u/MistakeTimely5761 to r/SpotifyArtists [link] [comments]