Earlier today , noted hater of cyclosis music Taylor Swiftpublished an undetermined letter of the alphabet to Apple , blasting its decisiveness to not pay creative person during the three - month free trial forApple Music . A few hours subsequently , it appears that Apple got the content , and is changing its insurance on bear artists .
In a serial of subject matter posted on Twitter , Apple SVP of Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue ( also cognise as Apple ’s Mr Fix - It ) reaffirmed the company ’s dedication to indie artist , and more importantly , announced that Apple will make up artist for streams during the three - calendar month run flow .
Apple will always make indisputable that artist are paid#iTunes#AppleMusic

— Eddy Cue ( @cue)June 22 , 2015
AppleMusicwill salary creative person for streaming , even during client ’s destitute trial period
We take heed you@taylorswift13and indie creative person . Love , Apple

In the wake of the Apple Music announcement , record labels and artists have been appreciative of Apple ’s industry - gamy revenue - share-out whirl ( Apple is offering artists 71.5 % of revenues , versus a standard 70 % ) , but label — in picky those represent indie artist — blasted the company ’s decision not to pay artists anything during customers ’ three - calendar month barren tribulation .
Although Apple argued that the higher revenue share would lead to greater payouts over fourth dimension , artists worried that anyone releasing a new album during the first three months of Apple Music ’s existence would incur diddly squat .
Although this is a vainglorious win for Ms Swift , there ’s a few questions that still want answering : namely , will 1989 now be usable on Apple Music , and how much tax revenue will Apple be sharing with artist during the 3 - month trial full point ?

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