It is insane to me there’s yet to be any big journalist doing a story on the insane purge Distrokid is doing to musicians with no notice. Private equity yet again doesn’t see DIY Musicians as “rights holders”
ATTENTION PEOPLE TRYING TO REUPLOAD PROJECTS DELETED BY DISTROKID BUT CANT FIND THE ISRC CODES:
theres a thing called Distrokid Vault that stores the metadata of all your releases so you can find all relevant info even if they whiped it from your main dashboard ⬇️
GenXs should really address that smart glasses thing though. A lot of women I’m seeing are backing out from jumping with them because of the concern of being recorded without consent and posted online
@icyspiderman@WNixonn Half of these people don’t even have reading comprehension skills and cant watch anything not in vertical short form. I don’t expect them to understand anything with depth to be honest.
My brothers and I are apart of @LAIKAStudios’s official soundtrack for their upcoming movie #Wildwood
Nature In Me
prod. @OmariJazz
Available now on all platforms
It was made by us for us. If the rest of the world liked it, cool. It’s acceptance and investment dollars from labels don’t dictate the culture. WE DO.
Some people have strayed so far from the origins of hiphop culture that they forgot where and how it started. Hip hop didn’t become mainstream until fairly recently even though hip hop is over 40 years old. It being ‘our thing’ means the world’s perception doesn’t matter to us.