Have you cancelled your music subscription to save money?
The new report found a drop in the total individuals with access to at least one music subscription, now at 39.5% - down from 43.6% at the start of 2020.
For Amazon Music Unlimited, 37% of people who cancelled said saving money was one of their key reasons, with that number rising to 41% for Spotify. Weston is an aspiring artist who releases his music onto Spotify, and says it's "not great to hear" that numbers are falling, but he can see why people are cancelling "with the cost of living crisis".
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