How to Sell Your Music Online to iTunes and the Big Wigs

So you want to get your music out there and distribute it to the world? Well that MySpace page where folks can listen to some of your tracks ain’t gonna cut it. If you want to start playing with the big guns, you have to be on iTunes, eMusic, Amazon, etc. But where do you start? TuneCore is a one stop solution for budding artists. For a cheap flat free, TuneCore gets you on all of the popular online music destinations: iTunes, Amazon, Rhapsody, Napster, Music.com, GroupieTunes, Lala, emusic, etc. You get to collect all the royalties and every penny involved. That sounds so much better than having an agent or record company - right? Pricing begins at $0.99 per track, per store, per album, or you can pay a single flat fee of $9.99 per year with all stores included. TuneCore also has programs for distributing films, but we don’t have information on pricing for that service.

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