All items tagged Online Music Distribution

101 Distribution (Phoenix, Arizona) began shipping music and video titles to independent and commercial retail stores in 2001. Today, 101 Distribution manages the digital, mobile, retail, and mail order sales for more than 2,000 active releases from touring artists and record labels around the world. The company operates as the only full service distributor that offers artists a 100% payout on all net royalties in exchange for a flat monthly fee. 101 Distribution's independent releases can be found in 5,500 retail stores, digital download services, and mobile networks across the US, Canada, and 8 major foreign territories.

Online music distribution for all of your songs, plus dual distribution to mobile phones as well.

UK based digital music and physical album salesplace. Note that they do not sell MP3s, but AACs (like MP4s that iTunes sells) that are DRM free and all prices are in British pounds.

i think music is a UK-based online music store, and web presence for musicians and labels.

A distribution company that helps independent artists get their CDs and digital downloads out there. They will also help you tie announcements of ...

A site to download affordable independent music. Best of all, artists never give up any rights to put their music on Amie Street, and they keep 70% of all sales.

Services for independent artists to get heard online, make sales, and promote themselves.

Audimated.com is a new social media company aimed at helping independent artists make more money with their music. It has a unique platform which ...

 A company that helps indie artists get the same reach as those aligned with major labels. They will get your music distributed all over majo...

A free publishing and distribution platform for your music. You get a customizable page to showoff your music, and your audiophile fans can download songs in many formats from MP3 to FLAC. Bandcamp also gives you web statistics so you can see who is visiting your site and how they got there.

A place to distribute, sell, and promote your music. You can also make special merch cards that allow fans to redeem your music online. You can gi...

A music distribution site for electronic and dance music. Downloads come in MP3 and WAV formats.

Site where independent artists can sell physical and digital copies of their albums. It costs $29-35 to get your album available on the site and Bonxo takes $3 of every sale to cover their overhead costs.

An online music store for independent and unsigned artists to sell MP3s, each track going for 69 cents and all profits are split 50/50 between the bands and the site.

A site where you can buy and sell DRM free MP3 files. The site is currently in beta, but you can request an invite to try it out. There are a lot of legal concerns about people selling MP3 files to which they do not necessarily own the rights, so expect some RIAA involvement in the future.

A music distribution site for Japanese bands and solo artists. The site is written in Japanese.

Online music distribution services for indie bands and labels.

 CD Baby is an indie dream come true. Artists pay a small one-time set-up fee and get their music uploaded and for sale at CD Baby, itunes, rhapsody, and many other download sites. Artists get their music distibuted to places previously difficult to get into and get paid for each sale and each download. CD Baby's site is professional and user-friendly.

A forum for songwriters and lyricists. If you are struggling for the words, but have music, try reading through some posts. You can also sell MP3s...

A business with CD Manufacturing, producing, recording, and digital distribution based in San Francisco.

A site where you can sell your MP3 music and ringtones. Users pay a subscription to download DRM free songs that are theirs to keep forever.

A digital distribution firm with many online distribution tools for artists wanting their music available on iTunes, Amazon, Rhapsody, eMusic, and more. It also offers a tool for bands to track social network performance with stat reports from the top networking sites.

An MP3 distribution site that lets fans download unlimited DRM free songs for one full year for the flat price of 99 GBP.

DownloadPunk offers digital downloads of punk music.

A website that helps you get music to your fans through special cards. You upload your music and graphics and Dropcards sends you personalized cards that you sell to fans.

E-junkie provides digital shopping carts for selling digital downloads for your music, as well as tangible goods.

 A place for independent musicians to sell their music and keep 100% of the profit.

Sell your downloads online from your very own site. Software costs $68 for bands and $168 for labels.

A subscription based music providers with over four million DRM-free tracks available for download.

Evokall Edition is an online merchandise store. It offers t-shirts, ringtones, sheet music, and MP3 downloads.

A site called the do it yourself music club for independent artists and labels. Uploading one song onto your account lets you share, promote, distribute, and monitor your music. There are statistic reports and tools to share your music on blogs, IM, mailing lists, and social networking sites.

FanDoodle is all about distribution. FanDoodle helps you sell your music and brings you a new, patent-pending way to do it. Not all of us have labels out there marketing for us. And not all labels feel they have sold all the music they'd like.

FanDoodle lets your friends sell mp3 downloads, 16-bit wav downloads (CD quality), and physical CDs. They already market your music. Why not let them get paid for it? The split? Artist/label gets 60%, the Fan gets 20%. One-time Set-up fees range from $9.95 to $29.95 depending on the package you choose.

A place where you can distribute new music and market yourself to new fans. Concert promoters and venues can find you and book your for gigs, and you can impress them with your performing past by creating an archive of your live shows. You can also distribute music and find out the locations of your fans.

An onlne music distribution service where you keep 75% of all sales. The agreement is non-exclusive and you retain all of the rights to the media ...

Online music distribution services where fans get to download music for free while artists get paid with ad revenue.

Web presence where you can create your own music store to sell downloads and merch. You get to keep 80% of your sales.

A place to buy and sell music online as well as network with other fans and get referred to new music you might like.

An online  promotion site for indie bands, labels, and managers. This site will help you reach out to more fans and sell more music and merch...

A widget-based store with a twist: sell your music and have your fans help you do it too.

Indie-friendly and non-exclusive online music distribution that costs a one time fee of $60 per album.

A company by independent artists for indie artists that can assist you with everything from music distribution, to graphic design, CD production, ...

IndieGate sells CDs and digital downloads for indepedent musicians. All you need to start selling your music is at least 6 CDs. IndieGate keeps 20% of each sale and lets you sell other merch like T-shirts as well.

Hoooka by Indie911 is a web presence that offers social networking and online music distribution.

A resource agency for independent Christian music and bands. They provide online digital and CD distribution for artists as well as a network of bands and fans.

A site that lets you build your own online storefront for selling music downloads. They charge a flat $20 a month which means you get to keep 100% of your sales revenue.

A place where indie artists can sell their music via digital download at whatever price they want. Users can browse catalogs of songs and artists to find music that they want.

A site that offers digital and mobile distribution for the most popular places like iTunes and Boost Mobile. They also can work out sync licenses for TV, film, and video. Lastly, INgrooves does artist marketing with companies like AOL Music, Yahoo! and Clear Channel.

Online store for independent musicians where they sell MP3s, vinyl, posters, t-shirts, and more.

The largest presence in the area of digital distribution for the independent musician community. Its network includes all major distributors like iTunes and Amazon and distributes to over 300 retailers. They also offer marketing and promotions services.

The most popular and widely used music distribution company owned by Apple. The songs can be played on the wildly popular iPod MP3 players. iTunes also started the standard 99 cents per song pricing plan that is used by other distribution now companies too.