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newsroom.spotify.comSpotify and Universal Music Group Announce Landmark Licensing Agreements for Fan-Made Covers and Remixes — SpotifyGroundbreaking responsible AI tool to launch as paid add-on for Spotify Premium users Spotify and Universal Music Group (UMG) today announced landmark recorded music and music publishing licensing a...

Slayer's Stronghold

@savyslayer.com

Never used Spotify as I was always been an own my music kind of person with an mp3 player, but I do use Pandora and YouTube to find new and old music. Tell me if I shouldn't be using either of those though!

22/5/26, 8:06 am0 reposts3 likes

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@resistaustria.eu

22 May

You don't own 'your' music unless you made it yourself. You own a physical file or CD or something but not the rights to what's on it.

Slayer's Stronghold

@savyslayer.com

22 May

Semantics, but correct, yes I own the CDs, Vinyls, Files, etc. that hold the music.

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@resistaustria.eu

22 May

I think it's important because a lot of people think they pay for a CD and it's 'theirs'. It's not. Play it publically as you would if you were a street musician with your own stuff and see what happens ;) But I get the idea of course. They can't take it from you.

gravekeepr

@gravekeepr.com

22 May

Nothing that I know of worth splitting hairs about. Artists probably aren't getting paid but that's pretty much everywhere.