Tidal’s latest D2C move is a feature enabling artists to sell albums or individual tracks to their fans via its Tidal Upload offering.
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D2C before DSPs is music’s parallel economy. Here’s the data from EVEN.
This post is written by Mag Rodriguez, Founder and CEO of EVEN, a direct-to-consumer music infrastructure platform. EVEN has onboarded over 500,000 artists through distribution partnerships with UnitedMasters, Too Lost, […]
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Sandbox: What’s going to give you the marketing edge in 2026?
Actionable takeaways Compiled by Music Ally’s team of marketing experts, these condensed action points are to help you get started and apply them to your own work: Understanding 2025 as […]
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Merlin reveals first labels and artists for its Nina partnership
Earlier this year, indie licensing agency Merlin struck a deal with superfans-focused startup Nina as part of its Merlin Connect initiative.
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How music discovery and fan commitment are inextricably linked
Guest column: Music Ally publishes guest columns which voice the opinions of notable authors that advance specific perspectives on important issues. These are chosen at the Editorial team’s discretion and […]
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Behind The Campaign: Black Country, New Road
On the release of their second album (Ants From Up There in 2022), experimental/alternative band Black Country, New Road announced that lead singer and guitarist Isaac Wood was leaving. The […]
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Reverb Data’s Andy Blair: “Every artist can choose their own adventure for what works for them, and they can be successful at it”
Andy Blair spent nearly nine years at Universal Music Group as its chief privacy officer, but after he left in July 2024 he launched Reverb Data, a data-focused law firm […]
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Feature·fm adds a Bandcamp integration to promote releases
Music-marketing firm Feature·fm has unveiled its latest integration with a digital music service, and the partner is Bandcamp.
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Subvert wants to be ‘a collectively owned Bandcamp successor’
Ampled co-founder Austin Robey is back with a new project called Subvert, pitched as “a collectively owned Bandcamp successor”.
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Bandzoogle helped musicians make $16.4m of revenue in 2023
Bandzoogle says that musicians generated more than $16.4m of sales on its service last year, up 21% year-on-year.
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The tracks of my year: Reverend & The Makers plan to give away a new track every day for a year
The New Year often sees resolutions fade, but British band Reverend & The Makers takes on an ambitious challenge: sharing a new song daily. Fans receive a daily email with an exclusive track and can request alternative versions. The band only asks for spreading the word, making it an innovative and engaging offer.
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Tools :: Kazm
It’s 2024 and one thing that will be on many artist’s teams’ minds will be how to effectively develop their artist’s audiences across digital platforms and build community. As we’re […]
