( CNN ) Sorry , Spotify , but it appears Taylor Swift has found someone else to fill that `` Blank Space . '' Billboard reports that most of Swift 's albums are streaming on TIDAL , the music service recently purchased by Jay Z via his S. Carter Enterprises . In November , Swift refused to allow from Spotify to stream her new album `` 1989 '' and pulled the rest of her catalog from the site . The singer has been outspoken about her beliefs that the current state of the music industry is making it hard for artists ( Spotify reportedly pays between $ .006 and $ .0084 per stream ) and has endorsed the buying and selling of digital and physical albums rather than streaming . Taylor Swift pulls her music from Spotify . Music sales have declined sharply in the past few years , and in July , Swift wrote an opinion piece for The Wall Street Journal about the future of the music industry in which she touched on the issue . Customers `` are buying only the ( albums ) that hit them like an arrow through the heart or have made them feel strong or allowed them to feel like they really are n't alone in feeling so alone , '' she wrote . `` It is n't as easy today as it was 20 years ago to have a multiplatinum-selling album , and as artists , that should challenge and motivate us . '' Spotify CEO Daniel Ek responded in a blog post to the singer/songwriter 's decision to deny her music to his 40 million-plus customers . His company was not the enemy , he said . `` Spotify has paid more than two billion dollars to labels , publishers and collecting societies for distribution to songwriters and recording artists , '' Ek wrote . `` When I hear stories about artists and songwriters who say they 've seen little or no money from streaming and are naturally angry and frustrated , I 'm really frustrated too . The music industry is changing -- and we 're proud of our part in that change -- but lots of problems that have plagued the industry since its inception continue to exist . '' In January , Jay Z 's company bid more than $ 56 million for TIDAL , which is billing itself as `` the first music streaming service that combines the best High Fidelity sound quality , High Definition music videos and expertly Curated Editorial . '' It 's available in the U.S. and UK for $ 19.99 a month . According to Billboard , Swift 's `` 1989 '' album , which was the biggest seller of 2014 , is not currently on TIDAL . But it does include new releases like Kendrick Lamar 's `` To Pimp a Butterfly '' and Modest Mouse 's `` Strangers to Ourselves . ''
Swift pulled her music from Spotify last year . Jay Z 's bid more than $ 56 million for the streaming site . It 's being billed as a high end streaming report .