Spotify Cuts Dubset Deal To Add Millions Of Mixes

[UPDATED] First it was Apple Music and now Spotify. Dubset is bringing its MixBANK platform that identifies and pays revenue to both DJs and the artists sampled to the worlds largest streaming music service.

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Dubset Media announced today that it has reached an agreement with Spotify to use its MixBANK distribution platform. The deal makes it possible for DJs to upload and legally stream their mixes and single track remixes. In addition, the new agreement is expected to enable Spotify listeners to stream radio shows and other user generated mixes that have not been previously legally available to music fans.

The announcement was made today at the International Music Summit in Ibiza, Spain.

"Our number one job at Spotify is to deliver great music to fans whenever and wherever they want to listen to it," said Stefan Blom, Chief Strategy Officer and Chief Content Officer at Spotify. "This deal with Dubset enables us to serve fans of dance music with the mixes they crave while ensuring that artists, labels and publishers get paid fairly."

The first mixes under the new pact are expected to be available later this year on Spotify.