If he supports Neil Young’s decision to take his music off Spotify, he reminds us that the decision is not that simple for many musicians, including Young who signed away his legal rights to his label and sold half of his song catalog right for $150 million last year: “The rights of speech and association are, as always, constrained by contracts and commerce-in the arts as much as in the tech world,” writes Butler.
As the Neil Young vs Spotify battle continues, Arcade Fire’s Will Butler weighed in on the controversy in an article he penned for the Atlantic, and he brought up some interesting and thoughtful points to the conversation.
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