Snoop Dogg just revealed things between him and Spotify have been sorted out.
The legendary rapper has marked his return to the streaming platform following his exit due to royalty payments.
In his latest Instagram upload, the Young, Wild & Free rapper, posted a picture showing two bandanas tied together as if shaking hands, a blue coloured one that had “Snoop Dogg” written on it and a green one with the words “Spotify” and a caption that noted, “Truce.”
He has now dropped his surprise album titled Iz It A Crime?, which is now available to stream via Spotify.
This comes after Snoop Dogg shifted his work to a blockchain-based streaming service Tune.FM following a dispute with Spotify, after he believed the payout for hitting a billion streams was low.
However, the iconic musician and the music giant have managed to talk about how the money flows from its platform to its artists., in which he discusses the matter.
“We had a great conversation with the executives,” he said in his conversation with iHeart Radio’s The Breakfast Club.
“We decided to get in a room and stop talking about each other and talk to each other… The perspective I was speaking from was an artist, so I didn’t have a lot of information, but now, as a record label owner, I have full transparency and understanding which I can relate to my artists, and as an artist, I can understand it better,” Snoop Dogg clarified.
