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031 : Labels buying beats, Editorial Playlists, UMG & Deezer for artist royalties

031 : Labels buying beats, Editorial Playlists, UMG & Deezer for artist royalties

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 ☕ pvmm.ffm.to/srp 🕒 Every other Sunday at 2pm (GMT) Welcome to episode 031 with Pueblo Vista and @lazyboyloops We skipped yet another week, however the topics got juicer. There's label(s) out there who follow the "Firefly Entertainment" business model, buying ghost producer beats and releasing them under randomly generated artist aliases. Now that's a twist. What is the future of editorial playlists on Spotify? What happened to all these curators and why has Spotify Japan acquired a user generated playlist and converted it to an editorial? Last but not least, UMG is in talks with Deezer and Tidal about a new remuneration approach (artist royalties). Can they fix the (somewhat) broken system or will it be worse? Pueblo Vista (Paul) and @lazyboyloops (Aaron) welcome you to a bi-weekly session of mild profanity, call-outs, facts, dad jokes, rumors and critique with a dash of insider info and industry pro-tips. Lofi Hip Hop and Instrumental chill at it's finest. At least it's honest banter. 🙌 Follow PUEBLO VISTA // pvmm ▶ pueblo-vista.com ▶ instagram.com/pueblo_vista ▶ twitter.com/pueblo_vista 🙌 Follow LAZYBOYLOOPS // KiwiBear Records ▶ lazyboyloops.com ▶ instagram.com/lazyboyloops ▶ twitter.com/lazyboyloops #sundayroastpodcast #lofihiphop #podcast

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