Few are the music addicts who do not celebrate the autumn months by jumping, clapping and screaming of those so high that they only serve to make the neighbor's dog howl. Why do those happen to music addicts? Very easy: the fall months are the time of year when most artists choose to launch their new work, all in the face of the long-awaited Christmas sales. Rihanna is also one of those who is aiming to release her new album, 'ANTI', in a few days, but with a difference: the release of 'ANTI' will be a Tidal exclusive during the first week. (Here comes the part where we all wake up clapping, crying with laughter, and doing a massive amount of manga cuts next.)
We already knew that Rihanna is a member of Tidal, but I think that few people in their right mind, no matter how famous and many a career full of successes that one has -which is not that we are talking about the Pantoja, that it is great- would start releasing a new album limiting it during the first week of its launch to a service that, to top it all, is not that it can be considered a Top in users. Last month it was published that Tidal had reached one million subscribers ... that's good ... but let's say it has little to do with the 6,5 million Apple Music subscribers - to compare it also with a current service - who are They would add the 8,5 million that are still in the three-month trial period.
To this movement so "right" We will add new work from Adele and Coldplay that millions of fans will be enjoying as Rihanna limits her 'ANTI' to Tidal subscribers. And you, do you understand this maneuver by Rihanna or do you also think that the pot has gone a bit?