The outcome a diminishing of value for music-makers and subconsciously for fans, turning music into a commodity that seems free, even worthless. ... Last week, he announced that he was participating in the launch of Vault, an artist-to-fan streaming platform based around musicians sharing unreleased tracks for $5 a month.
But while it may work for podcasters and other episodic content creators, I believe it's not the best route for musicians, and ultimately bad for fans, too. The reason that per-artist subscriptions don't make sense for fans is basic maths: multiply the number of artists you really care about by the subscription fees and the costs soon seem unrealistic...
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