The Tidal revolution hopes to convince consumers that music and creativity can be better in the age of digital streaming. Yet within a day of the announcement there has already been significant backlash.
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Jay Z’s Tidal may be a revolution – for the rich recording artists
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JLS star explains the benefits of FSCS-protected accounts
Few people make huge sums in the music industry, and the days of private jets emblazoned with a band’s logo have been left behind in the 1980s, but money is as important to musicians as it ever has been.
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Scion celebrates 10 years of supporting indie artists
Scion has recently hit the 10 year milestone of supporting independent artists through its Scion AV programme, something we thought we should celebrate!
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Music festivals showcase the brightest and best
An increasing number of artists making headlines became famous as a result of performing at music festivals. This increase in the popularity of festival artists is due to many being independent. Because independent artists don’t have recourse to the marketing campaigns that artists with large record companies do, they must rely on festivals and other […]
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Is U2’s deal with Apple the future of record releases for big-named artists?
It took U2 five years to deliver a follow up to 2009’s No Line on the Horizon, but due to their deal with Apple Songs of Innocence was downloaded an impressive 26 million times. Measured against album sales of other artists 26 million is phenomenal, with Beyonce’s very popular self-titled 2013 record only managing 3,366,000 […]
