We use myspace,facebook, and twitter for spreading the word on our music and communicating with other bands. We use cdbaby to sell and distribute our music. The one time fee of $35 dollars is well worth it..for $35 you get full digital distro with itunes, lala, rhapsody, and they will sell physical cds for you. They always pay on time and the checks always cash. it is a great way to sell your music if you don't have a label to distribute your music.
Has anybody tried [url]thesixtyone.com[/url]? It's pretty cool, even though I don't fully understand how it's supposed to work. One very strange thing is that there doesn't seem to be a delete account option... kinda freaks me out. It's a neat site, though.
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elbandito wrote:Has anybody tried http://thesixtyone.com? It's pretty cool, even though I don't fully understand how it's supposed to work. One very strange thing is that there doesn't seem to be a delete account option... kinda freaks me out. It's a neat site, though.
That is an interesting site. I'll have to look into that one.
I signed up for the sixty one site..it was easy enough. not sure how usefull it is yet. I'm however not signed up for there sell your music option. http://www.thesixtyone.com/canyonsofstatic/
aside from using it as free website/hosting site, is a myspace music page even relevant anymore promotion-wise, considering most of the plebian interpersonal social networking has now migrated to facebook and twitter, i. e. that is where the "fans" are at. i mean how are you gonna promote your show or record if no one reads your myspace bulletin.
iblamesummers wrote:aside from using it as free website/hosting site, is a myspace music page even relevant anymore promotion-wise, considering most of the plebian interpersonal social networking has now migrated to facebook and twitter, i. e. that is where the "fans" are at. i mean how are you gonna promote your show or record if no one reads your myspace bulletin.
I think the band aspect is really the only thing myspace has going for it anymore. I would definitely get one, it's a very simple/quick way to show other peoples your musicz.
iblamesummers wrote:aside from using it as free website/hosting site, is a myspace music page even relevant anymore promotion-wise, considering most of the plebian interpersonal social networking has now migrated to facebook and twitter, i. e. that is where the "fans" are at. i mean how are you gonna promote your show or record if no one reads your myspace bulletin.
I think the band aspect is really the only thing myspace has going for it anymore. I would definitely get one, it's a very simple/quick way to show other peoples your musicz.
yeah i guess your right. i guess my main question is. how long is that going to stay relevant. i kind of miss "interfacing" w/ bands via myspace. i mean is that all myspace is good for now. just a free website for musicians. i mean even the term "myspace band" has lot its validation now in many respects. or maybe i'm wrong...IDK...