By the time B007 comes out in 2-3 years digital song sales will be literally non existent, her only revenue stream will be YouTube, so Columbia will force that hand. Now will she promote an individual single or put it on Spotify probably not. But will tidal still exist in 3 years, definitely not
except columbia has no power over beyonce.
the records and videos are made by parkwood, master owned by parkwood.
columbia can 'ask' that's all.
No one knew it therefore they can’t play it on the radio? They’re great songs. As soon as people hear it they’ll want more. How do new singles get played if no one knows it yet? Silly logic.
But it will be on spotify on April 23rd, 2017.
It's not that they can't play it on the radio, they'd just rather go with newer singles that people do actually know (better). Every week our radio station tests our entire playlist + a few potential songs to our target audience. One of those ''potential songs'' were DHY / Sorry and they both tested great but only a small portion of audience knew the songs. So this week we're testing John Legend - Love Me Now, the new Imagine Dragon song, Sean Paul's No Lie ft. Dua Lipa + Beyoncé's All Night as they're all potential songs we could add to our playlist. But you can guess the outcome: John Legend will be chosen over the latter three.
Idk if anyone watches The Office but Kelly's "second lead vocalist" comment always reminds me of Dwight saying "assistant regional manager" and always getting corrected as "assistant TO the regional manager"
I just love how Bey low-key makes things that were hitherto considered uncool, cool, first Superbowl half time show now 50shades soundtrack.
I remember a lot of people called her a has-been when she was announced as a half time performer, they also gave her a side eye for being on 50sog sound track.
It's not that they can't play it on the radio, they'd just rather go with newer singles that people do actually know (better). Every week our radio station tests our entire playlist + a few potential songs to our target audience. One of those ''potential songs'' were DHY / Sorry and they both tested great but only a small portion of audience knew the songs. So this week we're testing John Legend - Love Me Now, the new Imagine Dragon song, Sean Paul's No Lie ft. Dua Lipa + Beyoncé's All Night as they're all potential songs we could add to our playlist. But you can guess the outcome: John Legend will be chosen over the latter three.
I still don't see how a small portion of people knowing the songs matters if it tests well and is a good song.
I guess radio is a business more than taste makers?
I still don't see how a small portion of people knowing the songs matters if it tests well and is a good song.
I guess radio is a business more than taste makers?
Hasn't it been that way for a while though? I vaguely remember some radio stations refusing to play some 5H song because it wasn't in the iTunes Top 10. A mess.
I just love how Bey low-key makes things that were hitherto considered uncool, cool, first Superbowl half time show now 50shades soundtrack.
I remember a lot of people called her a has-been when she was announced as a half time performer, they also gave her a side eye for being on 50sog sound track.
When a certain stanbase tried to mock her for playing 5 shows in Vegas, only for their fav to end up permanent there
TROLL.
Why would she do something like this? What was the point of this ****ing udfgdfgbondflgkvjsdnfkldnfvdsčkgmlkgvnsdlkgn dflkgv 
