If you're looking for more info on how to use sites like these to further your music then check out my blog at songaday.co.uk, and also Last.fm's http://nowformaband.last.fm - and I'd say Last.fm should be in this list anyway!
AlexMerced
· 2 years ago
again, no reverbnation.com it's widgets and statistical breakdown, and mailinglist features are so sweet
Bije
· 2 years ago
Great post, just when I need it. Thank you!
Charbarred
· 2 years ago
How about www.YouLicense.com? It allows musicians to license their music and cuts all the red tape other sites have.
Mike
· 2 years ago
MeetYourBand.com is a good resource also. According to the forums they will be introducing some site upgrades soon with new features.
MadMax3000
· 2 years ago
What about http://www.Givemebeats.com ? If you are looking for music instrumental (beat), they have over 13,000 beats produced by some of the illest producers in the world.
Great resource for independent and managed artists. Create fully detailed profiles with relevant categories for performing artists. Great for instrumentalists, vocalists, conductors, etc. in orchestral, opera and even musical theater.
MP4 Music
· 2 years ago
I like the tools but will they help in learning Jamorama.
koz
· 2 years ago
The highly anticipated website launch by PatchWerk Recording Studios’ “Need A…?†Division is finally here! The brand new website, www.NeedaNetwerk.com, is offering a direct outlet for independent artists to have their production, engineering, songwriting, artistry, and musician services listed and booked by other independents. Targeting every professional independent in every major city, this is the foundation of the world's first ever Independent Music Industry.
WWW.NEEDANETWERK.COM
Michelle
· 1 year ago
Also want to recommend gydget.com where artists can quickly create a free, customized, viral, fan widget that includes video, news and events. www.gydget.com.
It differs because it is open source, non commercial, and does all the things musicians need online, no more, no less.
Keir
· 1 year ago
Great info. I am especially impressed with the input from those guys who left comments.with links of resources that can be added to the list. Reading this article gives me a idea.
Or www.westsidewill.com, which is free, is a great source for Unsigned Musicians to get airplay on their shows.
Mario Mendoza
· 6 months ago
Nice list of sites. I wasn't aware of Champion Sound.....Mailing list management for up and coming indie musicians is key....
Plague of Smiles
· 4 months ago
You forgot the best one. E-junkie. Most of the snocaps, musicanes, and CDbaby's want a big cut of your profits, some charge as much as 40%. E-junkie charges an EXTREMELY low monthly charge instead. Ten songs = $5.00 per month for a basic subscription. So you can sell 1,000 downloads and give $400.00 to the scumbags or $5.00 to E-junkie. Plus they have everything set up already so all you have to do is sign up and use cut and paste HTML.
Playster.org
· 4 months ago
If you're looking for music events, you should check out http://www.playster.org - We currently index Upcoming, Last.fm and Meetup, and have a wealth of music events that you can search by keyword.
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http://www.givemebeats.com
Great resource for independent and managed artists. Create fully detailed profiles with relevant categories for performing artists. Great for instrumentalists, vocalists, conductors, etc. in orchestral, opera and even musical theater.
WWW.NEEDANETWERK.COM
It differs because it is open source, non commercial, and does all the things musicians need online, no more, no less.
Enjoy!