RouteNote is now trialling FLAC Upload Beta, a feature we hope will further enhance our services and our user’s experience. For those who don’t know, FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) is a lossless audio compression,…
Deezer launched its ‘Elite’ streaming option back in October last year to the US. The service offers the majority of its 35 million track catalogue as lossless, 16-bit FLAC files at 1411kbps, which is five…
New kids on the block, premium streaming service Tidal launches in five new European countries – Ireland, Finland, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, joining US, Canada and UK. The site offers 25 million lossless CD-Quality…
As previously mentioned, ‘Tidal’ currently offer 25 million streamable CD-quality tracks for £20 a month, which is double Spotify’s cost, but a price some real audiophiles are willing to pay for that cut above the…
Following the release of Meridian’s new ‘compact’ high-res format and their high-res DAC, it’s clear they are interested in making an impact on the higher quality audio world. What’s the next step for the hi-fi…
The long awaited and much rumoured YouTube Music Key is here kind of… Currently in Beta, in UK, US, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Finland and Ireland, and it’s an invite only for the first six months…
Uber and Spotify team up to bring your music to your ride. From 21st November, premium users can link their accounts to play your tunes through your cabs stereo system. The music will stream through…
After Spotify’s recent announcement with the launch of their “Premium for your family” service, Rdio have decided to lower the price of their family subscription service to match. The service is available today and prices…
Artists are always look for affordable digital music distribution and there isn’t a distribute service out there that is more affordable then RouteNotes’ Free offering. Artists keep 85% of the royalties and they have no…
A few weeks ago RouteNote launched our new Premium platform. The Premium platform is a subscription based service that allows artists to keep 100% of their revenues.