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BUT ITS MAU GROWTH IS SLOWING IN LATIN AMERICA. HereвЂ™s what happened this weekвЂ¦ 1) SPOTIFY SAYS IT CAN HIT 1BN USERS GLOBALLY BY 2030. Plus, The StrokesвЂ™ Julian Casablancas has sold a stake in his music publishing catalog to Primary Wave, while Zara Larsson bought back her entire recording catalog in an agreement with TEN Music Group. Meanwhile, in South Korea, an acquisitive Seoul-based company called Beyond Music, which refers to itself in a media release as вЂњthe Korean version of HipgnosisвЂњ, is claiming to be AsiaвЂ™s largest single music IP asset management company, and says that it now wants вЂњto conquer the global music IP marketвЂќ.Д«eyond Music says that its current operating assets stand at approximately 300 billion South Korea Won (USD $200m) and the firm also says it expects to have 1 trillion South Korea Won ($800m) worth of assets under management by the end of this year. Now, with its вЂUnlimited ReleaseвЂ™ plans, thatвЂ™s all changed вЂ“ bringing TuneCore closer in its pricing structure to rivals such as DistroKid. TuneCore has historically charged artists under a price per-upload model, most recently at USD $9.99 per single, and $29.99 per album.

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Also this week, DIY music distribution company TuneCore, owned by Paris-based music company Believe, announced an overhaul of its pricing model for indie artists, calling the update its вЂњbiggest change since opening for business 16 years agoвЂќ.

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