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Streaming Growth is Slowing And That’s Good News for Indie Artists.

Richard L'Hommedieu AI for fan data analysis, ai for music marketing, artist business systems, Bandcamp strategy, community building for artists, composition vs master, consent based fan data, creator economy music, direct sales music, direct to fan revenue, email list for musicians, fan ownership, fan relationship ownership, first party data, front door living room checkout, independent musician strategy, indie artist income, indie touring economics, licensing income, local touring loop, masters ownership, membership for musicians, merch drop strategy, merch strategy, music bundling trend, music industry middle class, music marketing funnel, Patreon for artists, predictable revenue for musicians, pricing power in streaming, publishing basics, repeat support model, royalty mindset, Shopify for musicians, sms marketing for artists, streaming economics, subscription bundles, superfan monetization, sustainable music career, token-gated access, touring strategy, value per fan, Web3 fan passport 0 Comments February 11, 2026

The podcast discusses the slowing growth of streaming and its implications for indie artists. As platforms shift focus from acquiring users to monetizing existing ones, artists are encouraged to prioritize building genuine fan relationships over chasing streams. Strategies include owning contact lists, enabling direct sales, and creating community spaces to foster stable income.

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