YUME President Johann Bontuyan highlights that members of the music streaming platform earn between $70 to $300 a month just from listening to music, aiming to support artists financially and allow them to continue pursuing their passion.
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Data from the Department of Science and Technology-National Research Council of the Philippines national music stakeholders’ survey show that more than 50% of Filipinos employed in the music industry earn HUNDREDS of listeners are waiting for your next hit, ready to make your songs their today's soundtrack.The goal, the chief visionary officer added, is to build a community of listeners that are rewarded for supporting artists. For every stream, artists are guaranteed income through royalties.
“As a Filipino musician in America, especially those years, there’s a lot of doors that will be shut in front of you. There’s a lot of words that you will hear because of — a lot of doubt,” he told Rappler. “A lot of artists are facing a lot of struggles, trying to break the glass-ceiling, trying to be found,” YUME Chief Technology Officer Anthony Yap said.
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