Spotify says more than 170 artists and creators have videos thanking fans for having them in their Wrapped. If you’ve been an ardent listener for any artist, Spotify will have a video from them thanking the fan. This is also being extended to Wrapped and users will be able to blend their 2021 playlist with that of another friend.Įxclusive video from artists, creators: Wrapped 2021 will also get some exclusive experiences for top fans. Spotify’s Wrapped will display several statements about a user’s listening choices this year, and they have to guess which are true and which are not.īlend: The new Blend feature on Spotify lets users stream their blended playlist and share their results on social media. Apple/itunes just over the £10 mark, Spotify, google/youtube all around or under the £5 mark, Amazon didn’t even make it over 50p.Playing Cards: This is an interactive data-based game that a user can play, and then share with friends. But I have artist mates who are higher profile than me who are utterly broke right now.”ĭJ Food, an artist with around 38,000 monthly Spotify listeners, responded to Posthuman’s tweets, “I totally up my last 3 PRS payments earlier for 2020 so far.
Also my label brings in a bit of cash too, though I try & pay my artists much higher cuts than standard. I’m lucky to have a partner who still has a job, and to have a pretty small mortgage. You’d be surprised at artists you think are ‘big’ who are struggling to pay the rent. If you’re a fan of underground music - especially of artists who usually play out live or DJ - take a moment to think about how they are surviving right now. Obviously, radio play & adverts can change things dramatically, and more mainstream music means much higher plays. He continued in subsequent tweets, “Perceptions of what artists make financially from music sales & streams can be way off the reality.
I mean… it's still a very long way from making a living & without live/DJ gigs it's shit. I made around £3000 profit on Bandcamp from Posthuman tracks In 2020, I made around £300 profit on Spotify from Posthuman tracks
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