Plex officially integrated with TIDAL back in 2018. This allowed users to link their TIDAL account to Plex. Additionally, people could also subscribe to TIDAL as a bundle pack with Plex Pass. Users could thus look for songs and play them as well as organise them from TIDAL all within Plex. They could also combine their catalogue from TIDAL with their music library from other sources.

TIDAL’s integration with Plex was supported through various platforms and devices including iPhone, iPad, Roku, Android and more.

TIDAL’s Integration With Plex: More on this closure

Plex’s music section would preview TIDAL as a service regardless of whether the Plex user was subscribed to TIDAL. Plex will no longer be renweing TIDAL subscirbtions Septermber 26 onwards. TIDAL will send an email instructing users on how to make a new subscription that can work with TIDAL’s app. It has been noticed that Plex has halted attracting new TIDAL subscriptions.

Plex has mentioned that as long as a user’s TIDAL subscription is running, then their Plex-linked TIDAL account can still be used within Plex up until the date of closure. After which, users can no longer access TIDAL through Plex.

The reason behind ending TIDAL’s integration with Plex has not been stated. However, some speculate that TIDAL may want people to subscribe to their service directly. The music streaming platform may have wanted to stop offering its features through other platforms. Thus, TIDAL may seek the amount of paid subscribers directly through the TIDAL app.

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With the introduction of the new songwriter features, songwriters can track and manage royalties from songs they have written. These new features can be accessed through the TIDAL Artist Home where artists can sort out their PRO (Performing Rights Organisation), IPI (Unique songwriter ID number), and Publisher Info.

New Songwriter Features on TIDAL

Artists will have to sign up to the specified rights organisations to obtain royalties from their songs. Therefore, TIDAL has teamed up with AllTrack to make the royalty and registration process for the artist performing rights easy and uncomplicated for the artists.

Furthermore, artists will also be able to properly categorise their music into three different types namely. The three categories are called Unmatched Recordings, Completed Works, and Works Without Recordings. Artists can also use verified split sheets to allocate the song credits of various contributors.

The songwriters can also decide who else has access to manage their catalogues. Permission can be given to the artist’s managers or publishers and later removed if the artist sees fit.

TIDAL has also allowed its artists to view their music metadata to check whether or not the royalties are properly split.

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