Joni Mitchell’s music has returned to Spotify greater than two years after she left the streaming platform in solidarity with Neil Younger’s protest over it internet hosting anti-vax content material.

Mitchell made no remark in regards to the return of her music, although the transfer comes per week after Younger mentioned he was placing his music again on Spotify after the platform ended its exclusivity cope with Joe Rogan’s podcast, which Younger – together with 270 scientists and healthcare professionals – accused of spreading misinformation about Covid vaccines.

Since February, The Joe Rogan Expertise podcast has change into out there on different platforms together with Apple Podcasts, YouTube and Amazon Music.

Of his return to Spotify, Younger wrote: “My resolution comes as music companies Apple and Amazon have began serving the identical disinformation podcast options I had opposed at Spotify. I can’t simply go away Apple and Amazon, like I did Spotify, as a result of my music would have little or no streaming outlet to music lovers in any respect, so I’ve returned to Spotify.”

The famous audio aficionado lamented the low-quality sound out there on Spotify – “I hope all you hundreds of thousands of Spotify customers get pleasure from my songs! They may now all be there for you apart from the complete sound we created” – and inspired the service to introduce a high-definition tier within the vein of rivals Qobuz and Tidal.

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For Mitchell, it’s the newest transfer in a renewed part of her profession. In July 2022, she returned to stay efficiency for the primary time since she suffered an aneurysm in 2015. Final month, she carried out on the Grammys for the primary time; earlier this week, she lined I’m Nonetheless Standing with Brandi Carlile and Annie Lennox on the Gershwin prize live performance in honour of Elton John and Bernie Taupin. Mitchell herself received the Gershwin prize final 12 months.

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