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We highly recommend that artists sell their albums or mixtapes with five or more tracks for $2.00. The artist's net pay will be roughly $1.24 That's a significant increase from what streaming services are paying artists, which is less than a penny per stream. Also artist have to remember to utilize other streams of income which include:
Streaming royalties: Artists earn revenue based on the number of streams their music receives on platforms like YouTube and Rumble
Sales royalties: Artists receives revenue from digital downloads and physical sales of their music
Performance royalties: Artists earn royalties when their music is performed live, on radio, TV, or in public venues through organizations like ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC
Sync licensing: Artists can license their music for use in films, TV shows, commercials, video games, and other media, earning a fee or royalties.
Merchandise sales: Artists can sell merchandise such as t-shirts, posters, and other items featuring their branding or artwork.
Touring and live performances: Artists earn income from ticket sales, merchandise sold at concerts, and performance fees
Publishing royalties: Songwriters and composers earn royalties when their compositions are used, recorded, or performed.
YouTube/Rumble monetization: Artists can monetize their YouTube/Rumble channels through ads, sponsorships, and memberships.
Direct fan support: Some artists receive income from crowdfunding platforms like Patreon or direct donations from fans.
Endorsements and sponsorships: Artists can receive payment for endorsing products or brands.
Film and TV placements: Artists can earn money by having their music featured in movies, TV shows, commercials, and other visual media.
Collaborations and features: Artists can receive payment for collaborating with other artists on songs or albums.
Streaming exclusives and promotions: Artists may receive upfront payments or bonuses for releasing their music exclusively on certain platforms or participating in promotional campaigns.
Royalty advances: Artists may receive upfront payments from record labels or publishing companies in exchange for future royalties. (Be very careful with this one)
Performance rights organizations (PROs) distributions: Artists receive royalties collected by PROs for the public performance of their music.
Product Placement: Artist may receive payment for placing products in their music videos and other content
As you can see there are a number of ways an artist can get paid. Keeping the purchase price of the Music low so fans can access more music is crucial to the ecosystem.
