Most streaming services have a messy shareholding, but Qobuz tends to be the least controversial and pays artists the best - do recommend!
The best thing you can do, though, is still buy the music directly from sites like Bandcamp and 7Digital
Source of data: https://royaltyexchange.com/blog/how-much-do-streaming-platforms-pay-per-stream Credit for chart: https://www.reddit.com/user/OleksandrAkm/
The best thing you can do, though, is still buy the music directly from sites like Bandcamp and 7Digital
And the next bandcamp Friday is in two weeks - 100% payments to artists on all purchases.
I assume this must be streams per month required to earn the equivalent of working a 40hr week at minimum wage? Describing it that way would be a lot more straightforward...
Qobuz has a digital downloads store as well. The music bought can be downloaded externally like bandcamp or it can be streamed from the qobuz app with no subscription required. Beware that there often is a change in music rights and the purchased music can disappear at any time. Qobuz warns you of this though and encourage users to download their purchased music as soon as possible.
Anyone have the same graph, but for video content makers? I'm aware YouTube cash is way down, but seeing this chart makes me realize I don't know what I don't know.
That’s why I use Qobuz. Amongst other reasons
Did some math, I'm a medium-high listener using Qobuz, and my entire subscription goes to the artists.
This makes me happy.
I'm also bad at math though.
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