Prince‘s estate to license his entire catalogue for use on the app.The company is the “first short-form video app” to gain access to the late musician’s complete discography.Prince was known for being protective of his work; he pulled his music from most streaming services in 2015.
A year later, 27 of his albums and compilation records from Warner Bros. were returned to Spotify, Apple Music and Pandora in a move to “nurture his incredible legacy”, CEO and chairman Cameron Strang said at the time [via Bloomberg].Now, TikTok has secured the use of all of Prince’s music for people to soundtrack their videos on the app.
TikTok’s Entertainment Advisor said the aim is to introduce a new legion of younger fans to his music.“Prince was known for.
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