Show Notes:

In this episode, I will talk about streaming as a new norm for us to consume music. Since music streaming services are doing well in the industry, it is safe to say that they do have their pros. However, this podcast digs into their problematic sides as well. More importantly, I have two special guests - Azzura and Ronny Autumn, who are new emerging artists, to join us and share their point of views with us! 

Music:
1. Intro and segue music: A Bright Day by Jes Smith (Royalty Free)
2. Outro: Let's Start the Show by Jes Smith (Royalty Free)
3. Tomorrow by Azzura (Permission given by Azzura)- https://open.spotify.com/track/05VhmRZr1Df6jaIYBIiDGx?si=A-FVYOl7TGK8hI9YTTo6IQ
4. Moving on by Ronny Autumn (Permission given by Ronny Autumn)- https://open.spotify.com/track/4IBJC6yqAUgYf0WOQozYcf?si=CwjE9KvvTUuXfPfS0fCyMw

References: 
1. Ingham, T. 2019. Streaming Platforms are Keeping More Money From Artists than Ever (and Paying Them More, Too). Available at: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/streaming-platforms-keeping-more-money-from-artists-than-ever-817925/. [Accessed: 14 January 2021]

2. Snapes, L. 2020. Musicians ask Spotify to triple payments to cover lost concert revenue. Available at: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2020/mar/19/musicians-ask-spotify-to-triple-payments-to-cover-lost-concert-revenue [Accessed: 21 January 2021]

3. Listening to music online in the United Kingdom (UK) 2020, by age and platform. Available at: https://www.statista.com/statistics/301611/listening-to-music-by-age-and-platform-uk/

4. Spotify Charts. Available at: https://spotifycharts.com/regional/global/daily/2021-01-13

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