Qobuz has been gracious enough to warn subscribers of expiring license agreements, effective October 1, 2024, with certain artists’ releases purchased from them in the past. I can only assume that this might pertain to the artist’s full discography, currently available with Qobuz, as well.
Thought it might be useful to share our affected Qobuz purchases so others can decide if they want to buy and download music from them before they’re gone. Here is my list:
Here is the list of your purchased music that will be impacted:
- I Want To Live (track) by The Silver Seas
- Infinite Number of Monkeys (track) by The Silver Seas
- A Free Society (album) by Night Crickets
- Ain’t That Good News (album) by Sam Cooke
- Beyond The Sound (album) by Scott Morgan’s Powertrane
- Blues Obituary (album) by The Groundhogs
- Bright November Morning (album) by Don McGlashan
- Circles (album) by Charles Brown
- Close Beauty (album) by Jan Akkerman
- D.B. Shrier Emerges (album) by D.B.Shrier Quartet
- Dear Scott (album) by Michael Head & The Red Elastic Band
- Everything to Everyone (album) by Bjørn Riis
- Forever Comes to an End (album) by Bjørn Riis
- Fragile Sunrise (album) by Jeff Larson
- Horsepower For The Streets (album) by Jonathan Jeremiah
- It’ll All Work Out In Boomland (album) by T2
- Kosmodome (album) by Kosmodome
- Lagoon (album) by Bird Streets
- Lucky Stars (album) by Don McGlashan
- The Complete Live At Raji’s (album) by The Dream Syndicate
- Traffic Sound (album) by Traffic Sound
NOTE: Not sure if these licenses affect only certain countries. I live here in the States.