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Indie-Friendly IMoveMusic.com First All-In-One Web Site For Musicians
iMove Music.com is a comprehensive digital distribution, marketing, and promotion company which provides free tools for independent artists to promote their music to listeners. iMoveMusic is one of the first to offer all-in-one promotional services to independent artists at no upfront costs.
iMoveMusic.com is a frontrunner in offering Online Ticketing to independent artists allowing the end user an entertainment outlet in their local area, providing musicians with a new avenue to connect event planning to the media and to their fans.
iMove Music.com's services for artists include one free user-friendly webpage featuring a ring tone generator which allows T-mobile, Cingular and Sprint users to download ring tones from their phones and online ticketing with MapQuest. Artists are able to use their backend accounts to edit their biography, location, genre and organize songs. With the growing popularity of MySpace, artists have hi-end inter-connectivity by placing their iMove Music player onto their MySpace page with a direct link to their iMoveMusic webpage.
To further eliminate media clutter, intrusiveness and waste contributed by major label national act favoritism specifically in radio and television formats, iMove Music, as an advocate of independent artists (indie and indie label artists), has developed one of the first monthly CD compilation subscriptions available via the internet including new music from iMoveMusic.com's top selling artists. The CD compilation allows listeners an escape from the infected industry by featuring independent music from independent artists for only $9.95 a month, which , in turn, provides another promotion vehicle for iMoveMusic.com's registered artists.
In addition, iMoveMusic.com only allows 500 artists per genre to insure all artists have the opportunity for equal promotion. Unlike its competitors, iMoveMusic.com recognizes that the promotional pie only gets smaller as more artists sign up to use their services. iMove Music.com's goals are not only to promote artists and give them tools to promote their music similar to an online record label, but all artists receive at least 90% of album sales, 100% of ticket sales and 25 cents per ringtone sale. There are no artist setup or monthly fees for any services iMoveMusic.com currently provides.
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