The jury is still out on TIDAL, but if there is one thing they have been good at doing is starting a conversation. Seemingly everyone has an opinion on the only month-old relaunch of the Jay Z purchased hi-fidelity streaming service that has taken criticism from all corners of the industry for seeming out of touch and elitist. Artists like Mumford & Sons and Lily Allen have all shared their own input, saying it would only benefit the elite mainstream artists, echoed by many fans that have seen the company rollout with 16 of the biggest names in music there to back the product. Amy Thomson, founder of ATM Artists, who was the Manager of Swedish House Mafia and currently overseas artists like Axwell /\ Ingrosso, Dirty South and Alesso, penned an Open Letter for Thump on her thoughts for how Jay Z can turn the tide in his favor.
05-01-2015, 12:52 AM
Axwell /\ Ingrosso, Alesso Manager Amy Thomson Open Letter To Jay Z On TIDAL
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