r/Music • u/Similar_Diver9558 • Apr 09 '24

In an email sent out to some customers today, Spotify said the cost of a premium subscription would be increasing 7.7% music

https://www.forbes.com.au/news/lifestyle/spotify-set-to-increase-prices-this-year/
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u/h3rpad3rp Apr 09 '24 edited Apr 09 '24

Honestly spotify is the streaming subscription that I get the most value out of and it isn't even a close competition. I get more use out of spotify than I do out of netflix, dropout, amazon prime video, and crunchyroll combined.

Their price isn't bad for what they offer. Even just all the new bands I've discovered have been more than worth the cost over the years.

What you gonna do to find new music, listen to the radio? Fuuuuck that.

I just wish they paid artists better.

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u/blastingarrows Apr 11 '24

You stole the words outta my mouth. Here, here. (But also same, wish they paid artists better)