Qobuz, the music service with the world’s largest HD music catalog, is expanding its “Gimme Shelter” artist relief program by returning 100% of commissions made on new customers’ first paid month of streaming back to rights holders, for all new subscribers who join from April 10th through May 15th. Here’s the rundown.
Qobuz Expands Gimme Shelter Program to Provide Streaming Revenue for Creators During COVID-19 Crisis
The expansion is phase two of the “Gimme Shelter” relief program- already running through April 26th, where 100% of the commissions made by Qobuz from all download sales in the US are being passed through to the rights holders.
“Qobuz is looking at what it does best, which is connect listeners to music. These programs are the easiest way for us to stay true to our mission while generating some much needed additional revenue for the people who make the music”, says Dan Mackta, Qobuz USA Managing Director.
- Qobuz Studio Premier, which includes unlimited Hi-Res and lossless music streaming, is available as a one month free trial, after which customers are charged $14.99 per month.
- During “Gimme Shelter”, for all new subscribers, Qobuz will waive its usual commission on that fee during the first month that they pay for.
These commissions will be donated by Qobuz to rightsholders for redistribution or charitable gift to their artists and writers.
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