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C-suite turnover a feature for Tidal.
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Tidal launched with much celebrity-driven fanfare this March. Yet in the months since, the subscription service has had its share of troubles. Among them, it's already on its third CEO. According to BIllboard, the latest to take the job is Jeff Toig, a former Soundcloud executive.
Tidal launched after Jay Z bought Aspiro, a Swedish streaming service, and promised an artist-friendly alternative to Spotify and other subscription services by eliminating a free streaming tier (similar to Apple Music, which launched three months later) and offering a premium service, where listeners could pay for songs to stream at a higher sound quality. It launched with a host of celebrity supporters — at its debut Jay Z was joined on stage by artists like Kanye West, Daft Punk, and Jared Leto, among many others.
That celebrity power has commanded access to exclusive content, most notably a Nicki Minaj and Beyonce music video and Prince's discography, but it hasn't translated to much of a competitive edge in the crowded market for streaming services. While Apple Music became the fastest-growing service ever, collecting 6.5 million paying subscribers in a matter of months, Tidal has struggled. Although Jay Z boasted it had reached 1 million subscribers two months ago, the announcement — made in a tweet — was light on details and accounts for growth of only 500,000 new customers, as Aspiro had more than 500,000 subscribers as the time of purchase.
If it wants to avoid becoming the next Rdio, Tidal clearly needs strong, consistent leadership. Perhaps Toig will be the CEO who sticks around to provide that.
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In September, the Australian government banned Brown from entering the country because of his history of domestic abuse. At the time, Brown's managers were confident he would eventually be allowed into the country as he had toured there before.
After his initial visa was blocked, Australia's minister for women Michaelia Cash said Brown's character did not meet the standards expected by Australian immigration.
“People need to understand if you are going to commit domestic violence and then you want to travel around the world, there are going to be countries that say to you ‘You cannot come in because you are not of the character we expect in Australia.’”
Brown pleaded guilty to assault involving another man in 2014, five years after being found guilty of assaulting then-partner and fellow musician Rihanna in 2009.
Public relations company Mash Media released a statement today saying Brown and his promoters are still confident a tour of both countries will eventually take place.
"Mr Brown wishes to express his deepest gratitude to the fans for their support and looks forward to a successful tour in the near future," the statement read.