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This program will give artists access to another payment stream by allocating 10% of monthly subscriptions at the HiFi Plus tier to each listener’s most streamed artist.Īrtists can now benefit directly from their biggest fans on TIDAL. Today’s loyal TIDAL listeners at this tier will have their audio quality upgraded and will see a new activity feed to track their streaming. Starting today, everyone can access HiFi sound quality at our $10 tier - which we’re calling HiFi to make it easy. These new tiers are an important step allowing us to continue building products to empower both artists and fans. fans to choose from, each with access to the same catalog of 80+ million songs & videos.
Take a look at TIDAL’s breakdown below.Ī post shared by TIDAL focus hasn’t changed, it’s only growing stronger. The company issued a statement saying, “10% of the subscription fee from HiFi Plus users will go to their most listened to artist that month.” This is important, considering no money is made by any artists, unless they’re touring and selling merchandise. Listeners will be able to track their top artists every month through My Activity feature, which we’re curious if bots will take over the app in a new way of farming streams. This becomes the first ever service to payout artists, based on their streaming activity, not related to royalties from their labels. With Tidal HiFi Plus, this will introduce revenue for direct artists payouts, as well as introducing user-centric payments. Shockingly, the Tidal Free service will give listeners access to everything on the platform and will have limited ads. The Streaming service now has three tiers, Tidal Free, Tidal HiFi and Tidal HiFi Plus.
Following the $302 million sale to Square earlier this year, the first major changes to TIDAL have happened today. JAY-Z, TIDAL launch free tier service, which now offers direct artist payouts and fan-centered royalties for the first time ever. RELATED: Jay-Z Talks Future of TIDAL & Helping Unsigned Artists with Unique Freedom