Archive for March, 2009
The Ultimate Funky YouTube Loop Mashup Music Video
This guy, Kutiman, took loop groove creation to the next level by mashing up a bunch of YouTube clips together. Funky, funky, funky. It’s kind of like…consumer generated media-generated media. I wonder where this all falls with regards to licensing, content ownership, clearance, permission…oh, never mind. Awesome stuff. (via Mashable)
Hey Amazon, CreateSpace is Broken
I was checking out some of the great comments from folks at Nimbit (Kevin Ebaugh), ReverbNation (Jed Carlson), CD Baby (Tony van veen), and TuneCore (Peter Wells) in the post 7 Ways to Sell Your Music on iTunes, and happened to notice this Google ad on the page for Amazon’s music service, CreateSpace: “ How [...]
7 Ways to Sell Your Music on iTunes
PLEASE READ: Because you demanded it, ALL pricing, UPC/ISRC, and Digital Distribution info below is now up to date as of 3/2/2012! Any musician seriously considering digital distribution is thinking about getting their music on iTunes. iTunes controls between 60-80% of digital music sales, depending on who you ask. Fortunately, the once impossible task is [...]
Emusic is Giving Away Free Music…Every Day
eMusic’s benevolence is limited to one free Mp3 a day, but I suppose that’s better than zilch. I may very well plug their “Free Daily Download Widget” into GarageSpin’s sidebar, as long as it doesn’t mess with the site’s template too much. Here’s what it looks like: If one mp3 a day isn’t enough for [...]
