A series of tweets from Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich on Sunday has reignited the debate about what music artists make from Spotify. Godrich claimed that «new artists get paid fuck all with this model», announcing that the debut Atoms For Peace album, Amok, was being pulled from the service. Thom Yorke from the band also chipped in by tweeting, «Make no mistake new artists you discover on Spotify will no mondy paid. A key issue for those attacking Spotify is not just the low per-stream rates they accuse it of paying a fraction of a penny, varying depending on the dealbut also a lack of transparency in accounting. What should be noted, however, is that although Spotify is live in 28 countries, it only has an active user base of 24 million, of which six million are paying subscribers. Spotify is not the world, yet the hair-pulling and rdaio on both sides that always accompanies these royalties debates often forgets. So where else do artists make money?