India Arie and Graham Nash pull music from Spotify in Joe Rogan row

Soul musician India Arie and British singer-songwriter Graham Nash have become the latest artists to ask Spotify to remove their music.

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They follow Joni Mitchell and Neil Young, who are boycotting the streaming service over Covid misinformation discussed by podcast host Joe Rogan.

Arie said her decision was also partly due to Rogan's "language around race".

Rogan has apologised to the company and vowed to do better, but hasn't responded to the latest departures.

Spotify has announced it will add advisory warnings to podcasts discussing Covid-19, which will direct listeners to facts and information as well as "trusted sources".

Arie announced her intention to pull her music and podcast from Spotify in a statement on social media.

"Neil Young opened a door that I MUST walk through," she wrote. "I believe in freedom of speech. However, I find Joe Rogan problematic for reasons OTHER than his Covid interviews. For me it's also his language around race.

"What I am talking about is respect... [Spotify] paying musicians a fraction of a penny, and him $100m? This shows the type of company they are and the company that they keep."

Rogan, who signed an exclusive $100m (£82m) deal with Spotify in 2020, has previously been criticised for using language and debating issues in ways which some listeners find offensive.