Taylor Swift will put her 1989 album on Apple Music. This comes after Swift initially refused to make 1989 available on Apple Music in protest of Apple's decision to not give artists royalty payments during the service's 3 month free trial period. Following an open letter from Swift and rejections from several major independent outlets Apple , and will pay lower per stream royalties during the tryout. Apple Music is set to launch next Tuesday, with subscriptions priced at $9.99 per month or $14.99 per month for families after the trial period ends. It will also bring the debut of a free, 24/7, worldwide streaming radio channel known as Beats 1.Thursday, June 25, 2015
Taylor Swift Is Bringing Her 1989 Album To Apple Music
Taylor Swift will put her 1989 album on Apple Music. This comes after Swift initially refused to make 1989 available on Apple Music in protest of Apple's decision to not give artists royalty payments during the service's 3 month free trial period. Following an open letter from Swift and rejections from several major independent outlets Apple , and will pay lower per stream royalties during the tryout. Apple Music is set to launch next Tuesday, with subscriptions priced at $9.99 per month or $14.99 per month for families after the trial period ends. It will also bring the debut of a free, 24/7, worldwide streaming radio channel known as Beats 1.
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