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| DIGITAL MUSIC DISTRIBUTION for Bands & Artists |
2008-09-03 |
WATER MUSIC DIGITAL, A DIVISION OF WATER MUSIC RECORDS, WOULD LIKE TO DIGITALLY DISTRIBUTE YOUR MUSIC.
** Digital distribution is FREE, no set up fees like other companies.
** FREE placement on one of Water Music Records Group of websites.
** Bragging rights of being on a music label.
If your music is one of these genres, we’d like to hear from you!
• Singer-Songwriter
• Electronica
• Lounge/Down-Tempo
• Dance/Trance/Techno
• Children’s Music
WHAT WE DO:
Digitally distribute your music to all the top distributors including I-Tunes, Rhapsody, Napster, eMusic, AmazonMP3 and many more worldwide.
If your music is accepted, Water Music Digital will email you a digital contract, which will explain payment percentages, payout schedule and all other legalities. Then we will begin our work of encoding, assigning of ISRCs, metadata generation, and ingestion and delivery into the stores. After we deliver your album(s) to the music stores it can still take several weeks before your album(s) appear online in each music store (Average of 4-8 weeks for iTunes). This is due to each music store's own ingestion procedures and queues.
Your album will also be included on our family of websites by genre. For example, if your Singer/Songwriter submission is accepted, an artist page will be created on www.10spotmusic.com, children’s, www.watermusickids.com OR an artist link will be included on www.watermusicrecords.com, www.watermusicdance.com.
SUBMISSIONS:
Water Music Digital
ATTN: Submissions
PO Box 261640
Encino, CA 91436
Physical CD (2 copies)
CD Cover art (300 DPI jpg)
Band Photo (300 DPI jpg)
Bio (word doc)
Previous reviews (word doc)
For more information (in the form of an informational email), or questions, please contact: digital@watermusicrecords.com
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