Kimberly Adams

Because of Stranger Things.

I want to ask you about another trend that also gets back to sort of how artists are distributing their music.

There have been some artists removing their music from streaming services in Israel specifically as a protest to Israel's war in Gaza.

And first of all, can you talk about the fact that they can do that now and how much control and ability artists even have over where their music is played?

So what's the biggest undercover trend in the music industry that you're watching right now?

Dan Runcie is the founder of Trapital, which is also a podcast.

Y'all should check it out.

Thanks so much, Dan.

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