The landscape of music has gone through significant changes as technology continues to progress, and while many of them grant easier access to consumers, few of them benefit the artists behind our favourite songs. Many celebrities have been speaking out about this on social media, including James Blake. In early March he tweeted about wanting fair pay for himself and his contemporaries, and now, the "Funeral" artist is trying to make it happen by partnering with Vault.
Seeing as Blake has built an impressive audience for himself, word about this new streamer is spreading quickly, and people have a lot of questions. We already have Patreon, YouTube subscriptions and at least other 10 platforms that do exactly this.
Elsewhere, the year-old answered inquiries about how Vault compares to OnlyFans. I intend to help it become a platform that spotlights less established artists," he shared. Elsewhere, Blake pointed out that the arrival of OF didn't kill other adult content sites off entirely.
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