Sentences with phrase «from album sales»

Tech Times previously reported that artists tend to make more money from album sales instead of streaming, so it's no wonder why some artists such as Taylor Swift have previously withheld their music from the service.

The rapper probably never dreamt that the value of Bitcoin would skyrocket when he agreed to take proceeds from album sales in Bitcoin.

«So long as he correctly reported his income from the album sale,» Bayer tells CNBC Make It, «it doesn't matter if he got paid in pesos, euros, drachma or bitcoin.»

Not exact matches

The couple — who has been married since 2008 and have three children — earn their wealth primarily from music producing credits, album sales, live performances, and worldwide tours, as well as stakes in streaming service Tidal, a private jet company, and a luxury champagne brand.

Adele's album sales likely got a boost from the Grammy winner's decision to not stream the album on Spotify alongside her earlier records, 19 and 21.

Those downloads, along with sales of physical CDs, put Adele on track to sell 2.5 million albums in the first week, which Nielsen measures from Friday through Thursday.

The list is conspicuously lacking any female musicians, though this is likely due to the fact that Swift and Adele yanked their most recent releases from Spotify — which counts 20 million paying subscribers and 75 million users of the ad - supported version of the service — in a bid to drive up physical album sales.

On his disagreement with Wu - Tang Clan rapper RZA, over the sale to Shkreli of the exclusive album and RZA's subsequent distancing from the transaction, in an Dec. 16 interview with the publication HipHopDX:

The filing — which specifically calls out the report from TMZ that claimed Jackson had pulled in nearly 700 bitcoins for the sale of his 2014 album «Animal Ambition» — states that any bitcoins received for the album were «contemporaneously» converted into dollars.

This will be Beyoncé's first single release from the highly anticipated firth album called «Mrs Carter», the name also given to her world tour that sold out when going on sale in the UK.

Moroder's comments are also intercut between interviews with Kenny Loggins and Terri Nunn; both artists enjoyed the same meteoric success from the film and soundtrack album sales, and Nunn describes her brief brush with Oscar fame.

It sold well on DVD (according to Home Media Magazine writer Thomas K. Arnold, it was «the holiday season's top overperformer in terms of home video sales») and, according to Billboard, the movie's soundtrack peaked at third on the Billboard 200, the chart for albums of any genre, while Kendrick's song from the film, «Cups,» peaked at number six on the Billboard Hot 100.

The film focuses on a handful of the city's musicians, including Micha Biton, whose music is heavily influenced by Moroccan sounds; singer Hagit Yaso, whose parents emigrated from Ethiopia and who sings in Hebrew, English and Arabic, among other languages; Teapacs, a band whose members have Tunisian, Moroccan, Romanian, Syrian, Polish, Russian and Yemenite heritage and whose album sales exceed 300,000; and Avi Vaknin, a singer, composer and music producer who for many years managed Sderock, a music club and educational center for teenagers.

Although fans were given the option of paying nothing for the new album, pre-release sales exceeded total sales from their previous album Hail to the Thief, released via traditional means.

OneBigGame plans to send a minimum of 40 percent of net proceeds from the collaboration album's sales to its charity partners, Save the Children and Starlight Children's Foundation, which both seek to «help vulnerable children across the world».

Science publishing today is much like the pre-iTunes days of music sales, when customers who wanted just one song from an artist had to buy a whole album.

Recent surveys have shown that people who download copyrighted music are * MORE * likely to purchase it, contrary to the RIAA's claims of lost sales, and most artists today earn their living through concerts and merchandise, not from royalties on their albums.

I'm assuming the record label collects mechanical royalties and profits from the sale of the album - do they usually give a flat fee or a percentage of sales (or both) to the orchestra?

Musicians and labels everywhere are retreating from conventional album sales, looking instead to online avenues where more than 110 million customers are already paying for their music.

Following reports that the hip - hop star had earned about $ 7.8 million worth of bitcoin from sales of an otherwise forgotten album, he seemed to confirm the news on Instagram.

Featured Rapper 50 Cent reportedly found out he has millions of dollars worth of bitcoin from long - ago album sales.

On the software front however, the yard sale is on over at Google Play, where you can get Android games starting at $ 0.99, 50 percent off apps and subscriptions, music albums for as little as a buck, movies from $ 6, best - selling books at $ 2 and up, magazines, family games, and so on and so forth.