after that track running up that hill, the hidden gem of Kate Bush in the album Hounds of love, appeared in Stranger thingsthe number of broadcasts of the single on digital platforms has grown so much that the song’s digital success has paid dividends never imagined even by the artist herself.
It is estimated that between the week of May, 27 and the end of June, Kate Bush may have won 2.3 million dollars (something around BRL 11 million at the current exchange rate) in streaming fees for the success of Run up that hill.
However, a spokesperson for light upan independent company that provides data for the graphs of scoreboardhe said recently in an interview with quartz who cannot speak to whoever actually earns the money – it being understood that the economic amount cannot be declared an official value – “because it is about delving into individual contracts, publishing and main ownership and we don’t track them with our data”.
It should be noted that Kate Bush owns all copyrights to the original recordings of their songs through their independent record label Noble and British, which leads to the understanding that Bush should hold back more than 80% of your royalties generated by the enormous sequence of good results of the individuals promoted in the review of Stranger things.
“Although in recent years we have seen a significant increase in music flows in the catalog, with an annual growth of 20% in 2021 alone, the story of Kate Bush has taken the phenomenon to a new level”adds the CEO of light up, Rob Jonas.
one’s Kate Bush He says “impressed” with the success of running up that hill, 37 years after its release, when she was an artist of EMI: “I am amazed at the extent of the affection and support that the music is receiving and it is all happening so fast, as if propelled by some sort of elemental force.”
Source: Terra
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