Music Business Worldwide reports: “A new music streaming app for unsigned artists called Insidr Music is set to launch this year and the startup claims that its direct-to-fan subscription model could see artists earn “4,000% more than other music streaming platforms”. Insidr says that it is inspired by the success of creator-centric platforms like Patreon and Substack, and takes aim at the gap in the market for artist-specific fan subscriptions, it said in a press release on Wednesday (January 24).”
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