I mean....radio was never a money maker for acts. It was to get their name out their to make money elsewhere. Just kinda how the market is setup. I don't think

I mean....radio was never a money maker for acts. It was to get their name out their to make money elsewhere. Just kinda how the market is setup. I don't think it is unsustainable for artists. I fucking hate "exposure", but that is literally what radio/streaming is is. It is never a substantial revenue stream until you hit big. And with today's tech, radio had to become streaming. Paying a penny per stream is highly unsustainable for everyone. What would you suggest to fix it? I think the system is pretty decent all things considered. Now, Spotify could definitely be better at hyping and pushing new music/low creators....but other than that I don't think they're the enemy here.