Massive Attack to take all songs off Spotify
Massive Attack to take all songs off Spotify
www.bristolpost.co.uk Massive Attack to take all songs off Spotify
Spotify says the reasons why are 'misinformation'
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Boycott spotify +1
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Spotify: the company that continues to find ways to make YouTube play music not a horrible choice.
Like... How the fuck.
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I mean yeah, I have a Revanced yt music app so I don't have to worry about ads or anything. It works damn near identical to Spotify too.
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Mine stopped working last week. Did they release new patches yet?
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Not sure, I've been using one from a year or two ago, and it hasn't stopped working for me yet. I do get some prompts to upgrade to premium, but I can just ignore them.
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I just upgraded to .52 it seems to be workable again.
was probably just a specific patch level running on it.
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I'm out of the loop. Why is there a Spotify boycott?
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They’ve been changing their terms of service over the past year with some shady stuff and have continuously screwed over creators. I’m planning on yanking my music out of there too.
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I've been a Pandora subscriber for years because it's just a better service for music nerds imo. Their "radio" function goes way deeper into catalogs than Spotify ever did. Someone please tell me they're not run by fascists
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The issue for me is that AI generated music has ruined my experience with Spotify. It started recommending lofi beats (easy to generate with AI) and I didn’t want to spend weeks pushing the algorithm to not have it recommend me that crap.
Other users have complained about the downturn in quality of the weekly recommendations, which is what kept me there in the first place.
SoundCloud appears to have better recommendations for the type of music I like.
https://mashable.com/article/spotify-ai-generated-songs-dead-artists-pages
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Yeah, +1 for SoundCloud, depending on your tastes their reccomendarions/stations have been pretty top notch.
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I'm not sure if you'd call this a "boycott", but many people have also just never used Spotify because they care more about supporting musicians than convenience.
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Likely because of that old military investment drama where a company making drones for Ukraine and EU defence did an investment round and spotify joined, which prompted every russian bot farm to attack spotify because of it. As an European, I feel like paying them even if I don't use spotify.
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