And here we go 🎬 More and more people are quitting streaming. More artists are refusing to release their music digitally. China Moses 🎤 is the latest to join this group, where Dead Star Talk ⭐️🚫 already belong — they pulled their album from streaming over a year ago (after I encouraged them a bit 😉).

nestly, dear artists ❤️, your track on streaming might as well be on Google Drive or SoundCloud , because in the end only people you send the link to will listen. So why not just make a CD 💿, vinyl , or cassette 📼, sell it for a few bucks 💵, and at least get some return?

appy 🤩 that a new era of music outside streaming is coming. Sure, spending $20–30 💸 on a record is a lot for many people. It’s easier to pay a couple of dollars and have access to everything . But our convenience as listeners cannot come at the cost of the life and money of the musicians we love 🎸.

0s 📻🕺, radio was our streaming platform, and if you wanted music or concerts, you paid for them like any other product. I’m glad we’re slowly returning to that 🔄. Of course, if someone wants to put their music on streaming, they should feel free 🙌 — it’s your choice. But I’m happy to see more artists walking away from it 🚪🎵.

And here we go 🎬 More and more people are quitting streaming. More artists are refusing to release their music digitally. China Moses 🎤 is the latest to join this group, where Dead Star Talk ⭐️🚫 already belong — they pulled their album from streaming over a year ago (after I encouraged them a bit 😉).

nestly, dear artists ❤️, your track on streaming might as well be on Google Drive or SoundCloud , because in the end only people you send the link to will listen. So why not just make a CD 💿, vinyl , or cassette 📼, sell it for a few bucks 💵, and at least get some return?

appy 🤩 that a new era of music outside streaming is coming. Sure, spending $20–30 💸 on a record is a lot for many people. It’s easier to pay a couple of dollars and have access to everything . But our convenience as listeners cannot come at the cost of the life and money of the musicians we love 🎸.

0s 📻🕺, radio was our streaming platform, and if you wanted music or concerts, you paid for them like any other product. I’m glad we’re slowly returning to that 🔄. Of course, if someone wants to put their music on streaming, they should feel free 🙌 — it’s your choice. But I’m happy to see more artists walking away from it 🚪🎵.