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tswiftupdatess · 3 days

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Taylor Swift is featured on the cover of these YouTubeMusic playlists!

Poplife RELEASED The Hit List

#taylor swift #the tortured poets department #youtube music #taylorswift #ttpd

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planeyboys · 2 days

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Track 08 titled Edge Of The World from Winter Hill Part One

#avgeek #aircraft #airplane #planeposting #planeyboys #winter hill #music #instrumental #youtube music #new music #bandcamp

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taylornation · 6 months

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Has anyone else seen her profile and her smile on unsuspecting billboards? 👀🩵 Probably a sign we’re still not over streaming 1989 (Taylor's Version) on YouTube Music. 🤭

#1989 (Taylor's Version)#Is It Over Now?#Taylor's Version #From The Vault #YouTube Music

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rhapsodynew · 24 days

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The Beatles during their first visit to the United States, 1964.

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ayyy-imma-ninja · 1 month

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I'm sure a lot of us listen to music/playlists while drawing or writing stuff for our AUs.

Mind if I share a few that I listen to?

note: these are all on youtube cuz i can't remember my spotify account QwQ

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Fairy AU:

Been listening to this one a lot when the story focuses more on Moon and Lunar:

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And I switch between these two when the story is on Sun and the Gardener:

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DCA!Serial Killer AU:

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The full version of this song:

(beware, little thumbnail gore below-)

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and this one:

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Cosmic Tides:

I listen to this one a lot when planning story events and scenarios, the music is also very moving:

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and this one as well:

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occasionally this one:

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(pt 1, gonna reblog with the rest in a minute)

#fairy au #dca fairy au #dca!serial killer au #cosmic tides #playroom!au #dca playroom!au #royal guard!au #fnaf daycare au #fnaf dca au #dca au #fnaf daycare attendant #youtube #youtube music #music to draw things to #music to write things to

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you-need-not-apply · 5 months

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How much is your favourite artist really being paid?

(Per stream)

Spotify: $0.003 - $0.005

TIDAL: $0.0125 - $0.015

YouTube Music: $0.001 - $0.003

Amazon music: $0.004 - $0.007

Napster: $0.019 - $0.021

Deezer: $0.005 - $0.007

Support artist, choose a platform that not only pays well but supports artists!!!

#YouTube #YouTube music #Deezer #Napster #tidal #Spotify #Spotify wrapped #Amazon music #music #music streaming #streaming #streaming music

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queerism1969 · 3 months

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cl0ckworkpuppet · 4 months

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time for my monthly mp3 player propaganda post!

yall. don't fucking stream music off of youtube or spotify. they pay their creators shit. the most generous estimate i could find was artists being paid $1 for every 200 streams (0.5¢ per stream), and unless you're listening to songs on an album thousands times in total, it helps tremendously more to just. buy their albums or subscribe to a patreon-like service for them

mp3 players are laughably inexpensive (you can get a decent one with bluetooth for like $40-50 and you can get away with even less if you forego some features), many of them are drag-and-drop, no ads, decent enough sound quality for the average person, unlimited skips, track selection, regular play and shuffle, playlists, being able to shut off your screen, and more importantly, ALL OF THIS IS AVAILABLE WITHOUT A SUBSCRIPTION. i've always been an avid hater of subscription models. there are some things where it's understandable, but you shouldn't lose access to basic QOL features just because you can't or won't fork over $10-15 a month.

"b-b-but $50 is so expensive!" WRONG. $50 (which is more than i've EVER spend on a single mp3 player) is the equivalent to 5 months on spotify premium without discounts. if you can afford that, it's worth investing into a device that can last you literal years if you get a good one and take good care of it

"but i don't wanna carry around another device!" fair enough, but these things are small enough to fit in tiny pockets (mine fits snugly in the watch pocket of my jeans) and are typically light enough to not be burdensome. if you can carry around your phone, you can carry around an mp3 player

"what if people think i'm weird for having outdated technology" let them. it's worth it in my opinion if it means i get to listen to music ad-free. the most I've ever gotten was "wooooah bro's got the dinosaur tech" and i just thought that was funny personally

"but what if the artist collapses without a constant stream of money!!! i'm not supporting the artist!!!!!" companies try to pay as little as they can get away with to artists. most of that money goes to the CEO and other higher-ups.

"but piracy is bad!" Piracy is a Crime. However, downloading youtube videos/audio for your own PERSONAL, NON-COMMERCIAL USE and NOT REDISTRIBUTING THEM is legal (generally, in the US, check your laws, i am not a lawyer, not legal advice, blah blah blah). besides, i never said you had to pirate your music. in fact, i encourage you to buy the albums of and support your favourite artists in other ways. some artists might even provide links for people to download their songs for free in high quality anyway

not gonna link products just in case someone thinks i'm a shill. but literally just look up "mp3 player" on your search engine or shopping site of choice and find something that doesn't look like it'll fall apart if you breathe on it too hard

seriously guys. if you listen to music more than like a few hours a week, and you don't get all of your music from livestreams or radios (although mine can connect to AM/FM radio), consider investing in an mp3 player. i tried out using one regularly in fall of 2021, and I haven't looked back. don't let companies drain subscription money from you

#music #mp3 player #spotify #youtube #youtube music #amazon music #itunes #apple music #music streaming #subscription services #btw this post isn't for audiophiles #i've said a lot of things here that would make an audiophile rip their hair out #i'm aware of that #this post is intended for the AVERAGE PERSON who isn't picky about getting the absolute best sound quality #but there are some high-end media players out there #sorry i just really hate spotify #and am also autistic #i have almost 600 songs on my mp3 player #<- crazy

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mecnun1cinar · 7 months

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Güzel şeyler de oluyor ama Sezen Aksu'nun dediği gibi “sensiz içime sinmiyor..”

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a-s-e-l-d-en · 7 months

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🎼⭐️🌙🎧

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#yotube #youtube #you tube #youtube music #geceye müzik #muzikdinle #müzik dinle #gece ve müzik #türkçe pop #muzik #melike şahin #mabel matiz

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charlotte-is-a-swiftie · 3 months

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Olivia rodrigo

#music artists #apple music #youtube music #music videos #my music #olivia rodrigo #livies #guts olivia rodrigo #sour olivia rodrigo #vampire

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nocturnowlette · 3 months

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Five Nights at Freddy's and Undertale parody songs have permanently destroyed my pattern recognition when it comes to new music. I'm listening to Wake by Hail the Sun and going "wow this sounds like Mangled by NateWantsToBattle" like what's wrong with me

#owlette #fnaf #five nights at freddy's #video games #gaming #youtube song #youtube music #natewantstobattle

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taylornation · 3 days

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Spotted: the Chairman of #TSTTPD in New York, LA, and London. 👀 In what cities have you been streaming her manuscript on YouTube and YouTube Music?

#Taylor Swift #THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT #TS TTPD #YouTube #YouTube Music

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rhapsodynew · 24 days

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Young Jimmy Page before the formation of the Led Zeppelin band, 1965

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#1965 #jimmy page #led zeppelin #my music #rock history #history photos #musica #music love #history music #rock music #rock photography #rock #music photography #photography #music #youtube video #youtube music #youtube #rare photos

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thebandghostofficial · 10 months

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[MESSAGE FROM THE CLERGY]

We wish to inform you Ghost if featured on the cover of Hot New Rock & Metal Radar on #Deezer and New Metal by #YoutubeMusic.

Thank you for your continued rawkin support! ⚡️

#Ghost #Ghost Band #The Band Ghost #Rock #Rock n Roll #Metal #Loma Vista #Music #Deezer #Youtube Music

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you-need-not-apply · 5 months

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What are you favourite artists really getting paid?

A comparison of streaming platforms

Music plays an incredible part in shaping our society. From protest songs, educational rhymes, folk, classical, rock, techno, indie and disco music, it shapes our world view in a unique and powerful way. The way of listening to music has changed dramatically over the last one hundred and fifty years, from live bands on corners, to the invention of the radio, record players, CD’s, tapes, electronic music and now live streaming.

However, in a world where everything is about profit and popularity, the competition between streaming services is stiff. The pay ranges from awful to poor and as the algorithm evolves to recommend new artists to you, who is really making the most money?

The obvious answer is the streaming platform itself. Spotify wracked in a $18.68 billion (AUD) revenue in 2022 alone. Although Spotify don’t post their net profit, they did report a $391.2 (AUD) million loss in 2022, assuming this loss came from their initial revenue, Spotify should, theoretically, have made a staggering $18.28 billion dollar profit.

This leads us to the artists themselves, with such a large amount of profit and roughly 11 million artists on Spotify, we can only assume that split evenly and leaving a $2 billion (AUD) dollar profit for Spotify themselves that each artist would be paid an average of $1480 AUD per year.

This is not the case. Spotify pays around $0.003 - $0.005 USD per stream, a pitiful amount. In fact, per 100,000 streams on Spotify an artist can only hope to gain around $300 - $500 USD. On top of this already insanely low number, Spotify practices a 70/30 model with an average of 70% of profit going to the artists themselves, while they take an additional 30%. This leaves us with around $210 - $350 USD profit. The remaining royalties are then divided between the songwriters, publishers, and owners of the master recording. This could include the artist themselves, but it could also be the label they're signed to, leaving an even smaller profit for the artists themselves.

One of the most popular artists in the world, Taylor Swift, makes around $0.0043 USD per stream on her music. The highest paid artist, Drake, makes around $0.0049 USD per stream on his music. To be considered for having a ‘good number of streams’, an artist needs around 10,000 to 50,000 monthly listeners, however only 213,000 artists have hit this threshold out of the initial 11 million we discussed earlier.

In conclusion, Spotify is a scam. Buy physical items, such as CDs, records, merch, concert tickets etc, to truly support your favourite artist. And for god’s sake, don’t use Spotify

#spotify #spotify wrapped #streaming #music streaming #taylor swift #spotify playlist #spotify music #spotify update #playlist #songs #spotify link #drake #youtube music #essay #essay of stupidity

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