RouteNote Blog » streaming services http://routenote.com/blog The World of Music Licensing and Distribution Thu, 09 Feb 2012 21:52:08 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Add My Song to Spotify for Free http://routenote.com/blog/add-my-song-to-spotify-for-free/ http://routenote.com/blog/add-my-song-to-spotify-for-free/#comments Thu, 01 Dec 2011 21:18:36 +0000 Finchy http://routenote.com/blog/?p=6219 I have been noticing around the net that a lot of artists have been trying to find a quality solution to get their music added to Spotify for Free. RouteNote is the leading digital music distributor in the UK and we allow artists to add their music to the worlds largest music stores and streaming services for Fre (no upfront fees) and the artist keeps 85% of the royalties. Spotify is one of the services we have partnered with and they are providing some great promotion and revenues for artists.

If you want to get your music onto Spotify for free just check out RouteNote.


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While the government and the music industry posture about illegal filesharing, smaller, smarter companies are simply out-competing it.

Stand by for the death of illegal music downloads. It is already gathering pace, being one of the fastest growing – or contracting – activities on the web. It is not happening because of the music industry’s rough justice (such as suing customers); nor because of Lord Mandelson’s variant of “three strikes and you’re out” for people caught downloading illegally – though doubtless they will claim credit.

You can read the rest of this very insightful article at the Guardian. ;)

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