This is a shared name. 1. An anonymous background jazz musician available on streaming services. No information is given about this artist on the web. The name might be just one of several psuedonyms by a music producer at a label. It could also be because the musicians remain anonymous via the label who distributes the music. This is usually done to save money in royalties, and drive down costs for the streaming service. Spotify has denied that they "create fake artists".
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This is a shared name. 1. An anonymous background jazz musician available on streaming services. No information is given about this artist on the web. The name might be just one of several psuedonyms by a music producer at a label. It could also be because the musicians remain anonymous via the label who distributes the music. This is usually done to save money in royalties, and drive down costs for the streaming service. Spotify has denied that they "create fake artists". You can read more about these artists here: Musicbusinessworldwide.com Digitalmusicnews.com Theguardian.com 2. Lee Davis was the performing name of American singer David Lee Shafer, Sr. (born 30 September 1939, West Easton, PA, died 24 August 2018, Leesburg, FL). He released his first promotional demo titled Betty Jean in 1956, then his first single Three Young Men / Flower Song in 1959. Later he also appears on an EP by Jimmy Drake in 1963, with the song I'll Always.
