Alex Landenburg (drummer for Kamelot and Cyhra), and Peter Moog (guitarist for Mentalist), recently launched ROKK, the ultimate streaming platform for all things hard and heavy, with superior sound quality and finally fair compensation for artists at its core.
Landenburg has checked in with the following update:
“Alex here with a quick update and some really exciting news!
“After an incredible first four weeks, ROKK is off to a stronger start than we had anticipated. More people signed up faster than we expected, which unfortunately caused some temporary server issues. If you were one of the users affected by these problems, please reach out to us – we’ll happily extend your free trial by another month as a thank you for your patience.
“The big news: Direct Artist Support is now available to any artist with music on ROKK, not just those who have partnered with us. This means that even if an artist hasn’t signed up with us directly, they can still benefit from their listeners’ support. Artists will soon be able to log in to their own artist area to track these payments. For now, rest assured that we are setting aside these funds.
“Additionally, we have added approximately 2,000 new albums in the past week alone. If you have been missing some of your favorite tracks, chances are they’re available now – so be sure to check them out!
“Thank you to all the artists and fans who have made this incredible start possible. We’re just getting started – stay tuned for more updates soon.
“Stay Metal, Alex.”
ROKK is a music streaming platform built by and for rock and metal artists and fans. With a mission to make streaming fairer for artists, ROKK introduces Direct Artist Support, a revolutionary way to support artists directly in your streaming app.
ROKK is available now on iOS, Android, and on the web at rokk.app throughout Europe and the UK, with plans to expand to other territories soon.
Learn more about ROKK here.
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Landenburg has checked in with the following update:
“Alex here with a quick update and some really exciting news!
“After an incredible first four weeks, ROKK is off to a stronger start than we had anticipated. More people signed up faster than we expected, which unfortunately caused some temporary server issues. If you were one of the users affected by these problems, please reach out to us – we’ll happily extend your free trial by another month as a thank you for your patience.
“The big news: Direct Artist Support is now available to any artist with music on ROKK, not just those who have partnered with us. This means that even if an artist hasn’t signed up with us directly, they can still benefit from their listeners’ support. Artists will soon be able to log in to their own artist area to track these payments. For now, rest assured that we are setting aside these funds.
“Additionally, we have added approximately 2,000 new albums in the past week alone. If you have been missing some of your favorite tracks, chances are they’re available now – so be sure to check them out!
“Thank you to all the artists and fans who have made this incredible start possible. We’re just getting started – stay tuned for more updates soon.
“Stay Metal, Alex.”
ROKK is a music streaming platform built by and for rock and metal artists and fans. With a mission to make streaming fairer for artists, ROKK introduces Direct Artist Support, a revolutionary way to support artists directly in your streaming app.
ROKK is available now on iOS, Android, and on the web at rokk.app throughout Europe and the UK, with plans to expand to other territories soon.
Learn more about ROKK here.
The post KAMELOT Drummer’s ROKK Streaming Platform Celebrates Successful First Month And Expands Direct Artist Support appeared first on BraveWords - Where Music Lives.
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