Spotify's latest update is setting a dangerous precedent, and the full impact hasn't even hit yet. In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle breaks down the TERRIFYING Spotify Update and what it means for artists. With changes to how music is used on the platform, including new remix and mashup features, many artists have unknowingly agreed to terms that could reshape their careers. Major distributors like DistroKid, TuneCore, CD Baby, and Too Lost are already involved, and the industry is shifting in ways that could leave independent musicians at a serious disadvantage.

And Spotify isn’t the only one—other platforms are now following suit. With the introduction of a Deluxe Premium tier and direct deals being struck with major labels, royalties are being diluted, and the traditional streaming model is evolving in ways that may not favor creators. Are artists losing control of their music without even realizing it?

0:00 Coming Up 00:20 Introduction 00:30 Big Names Moving Away from Spotify 00:59 Changes Coming to Spotify's Subscription Model 01:29 How Music Platforms Are Shifting Strategies 01:58 The Hidden Impact on Artist Earnings 02:34 A New Feature That Could Change Everything 03:08 What Most Artists Didn’t Realize They Agreed To 04:01 What Distributors Are Already Allowing 04:59 What This Means for Your Music Rights 05:57 Delgado Entertainment Law 06:03 Another Distributor’s Surprising Policy 06:34 The Bigger Picture Behind These Updates 07:31 Too Lost's New Partnership That Raises Questions 08:50 A Platform You Should Know About 10:49 What Musicians Are Getting Paid 11:17 How Music is Being Used in New Ways 11:34 Are Artists Actually Choosing This? 12:16 A New Way for Users to Profit Off Music 13:01 Why Some Say This Shouldn’t Be Allowed 13:38 Final Thoughts

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