Thank you.
Artists will go where the audience is. But you need the content and ux to draw them.
There is good content but people are used to having everything imaginable.
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Maybe we can use it to our advantage? Like a branding thing. "The Edgy Alternative To Spotify".... kind of approach, to make it cool not being a legacy product. The badass underdog concept.
I don't think it is a chicken and egg problem: the music/arts (coONtEenT) is the first step. Artists will bring their fans to wherever that exists: if the access is easy and the incentives are good. Creatives are generally engaged in community management, whether they see it that way or not. That's why I think it's important to be careful not to oversell the space to artists and be honest about it's emergent state. because a poor experience will devalue their incentives to tell anyone about this new emancipating space.
Maybe it shouldn't be smooth and attractive to people? Maybe it needs to be a grimey and a bit difficult?