A little over three weeks ago, Taylor Switt launched a new album on the market, an album baptized with the name Reputation and that at its launch, would not be available on Apple Music or Spotify, thus breaking the relationship that had united the singer with Apple practically since its arrival on the market.
Three weeks after its release, Taylor Swift's new album is finally available to all followers of this singer through the main music streaming services, such as Spotify and Apple Music, as The Verge has been able to verify. in most countries where both services are available.
Most groups and singers choose to jointly release the album both in physical and digital format while posting it on streaming music platforms, but on this occasion the singer stated that she wanted to opt out of the services of music streaming during the first weeks of its launch, streaming music services with which the singer has never gotten along, as as we have seen over the years with Spotify especially.
The decision taken by Taylor Swift is motivated to try to promote the sales of her new album, an unusual practice today, since most users are adopting the streaming route to consume their favorite music, for a monthly fee that is less than the price of any CD we buy.
Since the launch of Apple Music, and after the controversy surrounding its release after the controversial statements made by the singer, both companies have been collaborating jointly, releasing content exclusively for Apple Music subscribers, and where the singer has starred in some exclusive announcements. But it seems that once the agreement is over, if I have seen you, I do not remember and Apple has not wanted to renegotiate the agreement.
