While practically the entirety of recorded music is on streaming services like Spotify, many musicians find it harder than ever to make money from it. Here’s a look at how artists both benefit from and are disadvantaged by the music streaming business. #DailyShow #Comedy #TDSThrowback
Everyone can still buy most albums digitally on Bandcamp and such
ReplyHas this channel just turned into a Trevor Noa re-run?
ReplyThank you for all of the insightful information you share with the world🙏🏼 I appreciate you🙏🏼
ReplyI missed Trevor telling me how *_basic_* my tastes are 😂
ReplyAs far as I’m concerned, my CD collection STILL makes me an aficionado. I hold on to the idea that albums were meant to be treasured as individual objects, not crammed together in one big digital grabbag.
ReplyI guess I’m that creepy hoarder. I’ve never used Spotify and buy a CD when I want to listen to a band’s album
ReplyOnce again big power has figured out how to keep more hard working people poor.
ReplySo glad you guys reposted this. We legit needed the reminder.
ReplyI remember when this video came out and I was obsessed with this song.
ReplyI don’t stream and I prefer vinyl to CD. Yes, you meet all kinds on internet.
ReplyThis is why I don’t stream. I just purchase the song I like.
ReplyI have over 6,000 songs on Apple Music, and I’m proud to say about 96% of them came off CDs.
ReplyI love that $ song. I didn’t even know who he was, now I will listen to him.
ReplyHappy to see you again Trevor!!!
I need a dollar
ReplySounds like the writers are on strike still
ReplyThe biggest reason I use spotify is because as an autistic person music is important to me. But all the other apps I’ve used I absolutely hate the user interface, I use android so iTunes and apple anything out, and more and more things are becoming digital not able to use cds
ReplyAm I seeing things…I though Trevor had left the Daily Show????
ReplyFor streaming, Deezer pays the artists more than Spotify do, so give it a try 👍
ReplyArtist –> Record-label –> StreamingService.
Cut out the middle-person!
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