Again the controversy jumps with singer Taylor Swift and Apple Music, but this time Spotify and the rest of streaming music services are also involved. And it seems that the singer is again seeking prominence in the media (which will surely be great for her as it happened on previous occasions) and in his release of the album "Reputation" which will be on November 10 will not be available on any streaming service.
That news officially comes from Bloomberg where the singer's representatives explained that at least for the first week after its release nor will be available on these services.
It seems that the strategy worked for him before with this type of maneuver that Taylor Swift performs, and he repeats on this new album that houses 15 new songs. The album entitled "1989" by the same singer already suffered something similar to this refusal to offer it directly on Apple Music and Spotify was not until 2015 when it was launched on Apple Music and this year it has reached the streaming music service Spotify.
Similar news has been seen with other artists such as Adele or Beyonce not so long ago and it is possible that they will continue to be seen in the future. In any case, it is not suggested that the discs do not reach these platforms, what is tried with these gestures is that users buy the physical format in stores, whether digital or physical, but that they are physically sold before reaching the platforms streaming. We'll see how long it takes for Swift to release the album on Apple Music or Spotify.
