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Musicians Are Sick And Tired Of Their Labels Allegedly Gatekeeping Their Releases Unless They "Go Viral" On TikTok

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my record label won't let me," the singer captioned the video. As their unreleased song played in the background, they continued: "I've been in this industry for eight years and I've sold over 165 million records and my record company is saying I can't release it unless they can fake a viral moment on TikTok."To sum it all up, she said: "Everything is marketing. And they do this to basically every artist these days. I just wanna release music, man.

And I deserve better tbh. I'm tired."I’m tiredFlorence Welch — of Florence + The Machine fame, of course — captioned her TikTok "The label are begging me for 'low fi tik toks' so here you go.

pls send help ☠️ X" before starting her video with a mournful sigh.The label are begging me for ‘low fi tik toks’ so here you go.

pls send help ☠️ xEd clearly doesn't give a crapola about TikTok, and honestly, that's become his #brand.Tag someone that likes snacksSomeone take this app away from meJoin TikTok they said, go viral they saidRecently, on the podcast Las Culturistas, Betty Who — who's an independent artist — shared her gripes with the music industry. "There's not a single record label in this town that will sign me. They all turned me down," she said. "This is where it's shifting, is [labels] go, 'We wanna sign people with a viral hit on TikTok only.'""I'm not going to wake up and all of a sudden be really good at TikTok," she said.

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