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I feel like Bandcamp's biggest fans are prolific pirates with a conscience who just want to see their favorite artists actually get paid.
EDIT: Don't forget it's Bandcamp Friday today.
bandcamp sold out
look forward to its demise
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2023/oct/17/bandcamp-lays-off-half-its-staff-after-buyout-by-songtradr
But we'll still need a proper place to support our favorite creators (where the artists actually receive some of the money). I wonder where people will migrate next.
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Haven't heard about that one, thank you for the heads-up.
First impressions:
Less relevant observations:
Not much going on by now, but it probably just needs some time to grow and assimilate the likely soon-to-be-migrating Bandcamp user base. I'll keep an eye on it, and probably revisit it once more artists have migrated to it.
Thanks for the detailed obesrvation! Yeah unfortunately it still has some technical issues and shortcomings but imo this platform has some great potential.
The economics with the artists haven't changed. Until they do I'll still use them to pay artists a living wage.