Nice ideas for music artists
1) This new service could be interetsing for those of you who don´t have their albums ready to sell at your next live gig.
http://www.discrevolt.com/
"DiscRevolt provides a tangible solution for selling digital media. Artists upload songs to DiscRevolt's website and design their own artwork for a plastic download card. The cards are then printed by DiscRevolt with a unique redemption code on the back. Artists sell the cards to fans at live shows, and the fans can then download songs or albums from the artist's online page."
Source: http://www.springwise.com/weekly/2007-05-16.htm#discrevolt
2) and another nice looking idea for bands discovered today (27.06.2007) on the springwise newsletter:
http://www.springwise.com/weekly/2007-06-27.htm#goodstorm
...Essentially an affiliate sales program built around widget technology, MixTape offers a new way for artists to get noticed, and for fans to support independent musicians and become a force in the music industry. It's an innovative approach that's already creating quite a buzz—Amnesty International is using it to promote viral sales of their Instant Karma CD, which features re-recorded John Lennon tracks to raise money for aid to Darfur...
http://music.goodstorm.com/
http://www.discrevolt.com/
"DiscRevolt provides a tangible solution for selling digital media. Artists upload songs to DiscRevolt's website and design their own artwork for a plastic download card. The cards are then printed by DiscRevolt with a unique redemption code on the back. Artists sell the cards to fans at live shows, and the fans can then download songs or albums from the artist's online page."
Source: http://www.springwise.com/weekly/2007-05-16.htm#discrevolt
2) and another nice looking idea for bands discovered today (27.06.2007) on the springwise newsletter:
http://www.springwise.com/weekly/2007-06-27.htm#goodstorm
...Essentially an affiliate sales program built around widget technology, MixTape offers a new way for artists to get noticed, and for fans to support independent musicians and become a force in the music industry. It's an innovative approach that's already creating quite a buzz—Amnesty International is using it to promote viral sales of their Instant Karma CD, which features re-recorded John Lennon tracks to raise money for aid to Darfur...
http://music.goodstorm.com/
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Thank you Peter for this great link, this might just as well be right what i need right now.
by joh (anonymous) on 22 June 2007, 08:03