Spotify and I have an odd sort of relationship. For the best part of 3 years they have sent me regular emails pointing out that I have exceeded my limit and that I cannot add any more to my account. They then tell me that I need to either reduce the storage or buy more. I delete and ignore the email on each occasion. Nothing happens. As I don't actually use Spotify any more (there are other better alternatives), it doesn't trouble me. It only seems to trouble them - or their computer. I donate to you by other means, buy your recordings via Bandcamp (at least I think I do!), and communicate erratically by Patreon, email, social media, or wherever I notice something I feel I should reply to!
Keep up the good work. I do get your Facebook posts by the way, they seem not to have noticed me, but I'm Emma Goldman as far as they're concerned due to the friend who persuaded me to join FB being over protective about trolling risks. Silly - I survived the Terfs on Twitter using my own name.
Anyway, all the best for 2025 from here in the UK, may your songs continue to goad the guilty into nervous fits and headaches, and promote a kinder, more peaceful, more just world for us all.
You have taken on the "empire". They will fight back. Take heart that you are on the right track and you have the strength to carry on.
Spotify and I have an odd sort of relationship. For the best part of 3 years they have sent me regular emails pointing out that I have exceeded my limit and that I cannot add any more to my account. They then tell me that I need to either reduce the storage or buy more. I delete and ignore the email on each occasion. Nothing happens. As I don't actually use Spotify any more (there are other better alternatives), it doesn't trouble me. It only seems to trouble them - or their computer. I donate to you by other means, buy your recordings via Bandcamp (at least I think I do!), and communicate erratically by Patreon, email, social media, or wherever I notice something I feel I should reply to!
Keep up the good work. I do get your Facebook posts by the way, they seem not to have noticed me, but I'm Emma Goldman as far as they're concerned due to the friend who persuaded me to join FB being over protective about trolling risks. Silly - I survived the Terfs on Twitter using my own name.
Anyway, all the best for 2025 from here in the UK, may your songs continue to goad the guilty into nervous fits and headaches, and promote a kinder, more peaceful, more just world for us all.