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Joerg Hiller Feb 13, 2025 14:14
Gala Music announces the reintegration of DSP's streaming counts, enhancing artist rewards through Spotify's weighted distribution model using $MUSIC tokens.
Gala Music has announced the reintegration of streaming counts from leading digital service provider (DSP) Spotify, a move aimed at enhancing the rewards system for artists and track owners. This development is part of Gala Music's strategy to boost the engagement and earnings of artists within its ecosystem, according to Gala News.
Beyond the Platform
Gala Music's updated model leverages weighted distribution from Spotify, allowing fans to contribute to their favorite artists' success beyond the Gala Music platform. This approach integrates a gamified experience that rewards fans with $MUSIC tokens, incentivizing more engagement with the platform. The $MUSIC token serves as the core currency within the Gala Music ecosystem, rewarding artists and track owners based on their streaming performance on Spotify.
The integration introduces a DSP general star rating, which evaluates a track's performance across all DSPs relative to others on the Gala Music platform. To qualify for this distribution model, a track must outperform the bottom 35% of tracks on Gala Music or the bottom 35% of DSP streams overall.
Track Earnings
Track earnings are now determined by three factors: platform listens, ownership of music against an artist, and the track's DSP rating. While this new approach may reduce the income for exclusive track owners, it offers a more holistic view of an artist's success, encouraging broader promotion and distribution of their music.
Looking Ahead
This reintegration marks a significant step towards Gala Music's overarching goal of providing fair and substantial support to creators and artists. The company hints at further product developments aimed at transforming music consumption and artist support. Gala Music's commitment to this vision reflects its dedication to creating an engaging and rewarding environment for both artists and their audiences.
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