Tidal will become the latest music streaming platform to raise its subscription prices, following similar decisions by Amazon Music, Deezer, and Apple Music. Users have been notified by Tidal that they will be raising their subscription prices for its Hi-Fi tier. This decision stemmed from an MBW interview back in May where Tidal’s CEO Jesse Dorogusker stated that “music is relatively undervalued and underpriced”. […]
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