This is a list of the top networking sites (other than MySpace) that are very helpful in attracting new fans to unsigned artists.
1. FACEBOOK.COM.
2. ILIKE.COM
3. REVERBNATION.COM
4 PUREVOLUME.COM
5. ISOUND.COM
6. SOUNDCLICK.COM
7. GARAGEBAND
8. BEBO
9. YOUTUBE.COM
10. FUZZ.COM
11. LASTFM.COM
12. MYTRACKS.COM
*You should create an artist music page to all these sites and also make sure you link each site to your myspace page.
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Top Music Networking Sites
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There is also a new Music networking site promoting artist and all music affiliates. If this isn't the best site on the web music video loops
all day all genres instant messaging,digital distribution,bio pages,buy ,sell,trade,. Online studio! For all those watching this will be the one that dominates.
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www.myspace.com/furiosity9
If you like Alternative/Rock/Pop then check out this new band from TN.
Check 'em out, add 'em, Leave a comment if you wish
If you lookin to hear young talented rap artist check out www.myspace.com/idowhatidoesent2008
Anyone checkout www.blazetrak.com yet??? You can actually pick someone to submit your music to, and they will review it via video!!! Its pretty freaking cool. They actually have Darkchild, Rich Harrison, Bryan Michael Cox and more.....
There is a new site that is free and has social networking interactive charts that require real people to vote along with live broadcasts piped from all over and internet radio that showcases artists for free...This site doesn't even charge for anything except something about contests but, the money goes to the prizes,,,check it out it's fairly new and I already like it..www.houseofravenradio.com
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I found another great music networking website dedicated toward Screamo, Hardcore, Emo, Gothic, Metal, Rock, Alternative, and other artists. The website is
http://www.gundomo.com
Thanks for the list, i'll have to tell my friends about, there a cool n hip rap group based out of Dallas,tx feel fre to check them out if you like REAL RAP & HIP-HOP
http://www.reverbnation.com/certifiedpimps
have a listen, become a fan, recommend them to others and request them on your local radio station.
Check out
http://www.facebook.com/keytochaos
I like going to different music sites, each having something different I like. I came across a fairly new site called BumpItorDumpIt.com. The site is in beta but they are allowing new members to sign up and use the site wile they continue to develop it. I have to say their concept is amazing and they have artists and bands from all over the world signing up; I listened to a metal band from Indonesia the other day that blow my mind. Compared to some of the other sites out there they still need to add a bunch of features they don't have yet but it's definitive worth checking out and watching to see where it go's.
There's a new one that just came out that has EVERYTHING. Artistir.com. It's like a combo of Facebook and everything above. Really worth checking out. You create a personal profile and can add your band under it. You can also link the band profile with each member's personal account. Plus you can have multiple bands or your own solo music profile accessible from your own personal account. There's a forum to find other musicians to start bands with. You can put your music up for free to stream or download. I think you can even sell singles and albums through it. It just started but its got huge potential.
I think new indie artists should definitely take a look at some of the up and coming sites. I figure that the first adopters of these sites will probably be sitting in a good position if they take off. For example, take a look at www.artistir.com. Not many people on there yet, but that's why jumping in now would be a good idea. They have all of the tools that you need to distribute and expose music. It's different, too, so it might have the chance to catch on.
To reiterate, Artistir, looks to be a pretty strong up and comer. I'm on there. They have a nice standalone music player, too.
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