The digital landscape for emerging acts striving to gain exposure and revenue streams continues to shift rapidly as fresh features and pricing adjustments are introduced. One of the newest developments is SoundCloud’s decision to introduce a more affordable artist subscription tier, one that sits between its free option and its previously introduced, more expensive plan at $3.25 per month. Musicians are always on the lookout for sensible ways to get their songs heard, distributed across various streaming platforms, and, ideally, to see some return for their creative efforts. This new plan has been rolled out after successful trials in a few countries, and it is designed to broaden access to distribution, mastering credits, and better promotional tools. Still, the key question remains: Is it actually worth committing your hard-earned cash? As we dig deeper, it’s worth bearing in mind that everyone is trying to find a way through the noise, and not every paid service guarantees a happy ending. With comparisons to the well-established Spotify for Artists offering and an honest look at both the upsides and the downsides, this piece aims to give you a more grounded perspective on the matter. More Affordable Ways to Get Your Music Out […]
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