But none of that speculation has come to fruition yet.

The mounting opposition to Spotify has also sparked rumors that various big names - from Foo Fighters and Barry Manilow to Prince Harry and the former Meghan Markle - will be the next to walk. Others have since followed the 'Heart of Gold' hitmaker's lead - most notably singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell, 78, who belongs to the same label as Young, 76, and entered the folk-rock scene around the same time as her contemporary. Yet my stood with me, recognizing the threat the COVID misinformation on SPOTIFY posed to the world - particularly for our young people who think everything they hear on SPOTIFY is true,' Young declared on his website. Nash would state that Crosby, Stills, and Nash have committed to donating the first month’s revenue that they will be getting from the streaming platform service to charity.“Spotify represents 60% of the streaming of my music to listeners around the world. Nash’s representatives provided our outlet with the following quote and would state that the group did so due to the corporation’s positive steps within content advisory concerning the worldwide pandemic. In an update to this story, Alternative Nation reached out to representatives of Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, Graham Nash to get his take on Crosby, Stills, and Nash’s music returning to Spotify after the boycott.

It should be noted that Neil Young, chose to leave Spotify in January while Crosby, Stills, and Nash left much later on. All members of the famed supergroup, including Neil Young, strongly voiced their disapproval over Rogan’s views and affectively would pull their entire catalog from the platform. This was because popular podcaster Joe Rogan had been spreading “dangerous disinformation” about the pandemic via his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience. It was recently reported that Crosby, Stills, and Nash have effectively allowed their music to come back to the music streaming platform Spotify after a multi-month boycott.

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