When I meet up with vocalist Teej, I can already tell just how much this track means to him and the band. This is the track they've pushed the most on socials, this is the track that already feels like one of their most special ones.

"We built this thing so that we can be a part of a community, not so we can watch a community grow absently around us. It is almost in its own right, a small protest against predatory promoters."

For bands and artists, streaming is a necessary way to grow a following and build a fanbase, from announcements right up to release day, from presave to playlist. But as Spotify continues to make it harder for independent musicians, is it time to look to more supportive alternatives?