Post by klma on Nov 24, 2010 4:29:23 GMT -6
New Concept in Music Distribution Gains Momentum
The "Intro to Indie Artists" series was created as a way for online radio stations to receive a constant flow of music from indie artists. Built in 5, 3, and 2 song program lengths, these short blasts of new music are easily downloaded and scheduled by internet radio station owners. ( www.audiographics.com/landing_page/intro_to_indie_artists.htm )
"Intro to Indie Artists" come in Country, Dance, Jazz, Hip Hop & Rap, Pop, and Rock formats. "With the varying program lengths, programmers schedule them to their needs," says Audio Graphics President, Ken Dardis.
"Intro to Indie Artists" is part of a strategy, started by Audio Graphics in 2003, to help musicians reach out to internet radio stations. That's when the company's RRadioMusic.com began featuring songs by indie artists and targeting itself to internet radio programmers.
The best RRadio Music song submissions go into making "Intro to Indie Artists" radio programs - which are freely distributed to internet radio stations. ( audiographics.com/landing_page/indie_artist_invite-full_page.htm )
The songs make the programs, and internet radio stations are looking for quality programs to air.
Indie artists can get information on song submission at www.rradiomusic.com/
"Intro to Indie Artists" has done away with independent acts having to contact multiple radio stations. Musicians who have faith in their talent can invest in their future with confidence at RRadio Music.
The "Intro to Indie Artists" series was created as a way for online radio stations to receive a constant flow of music from indie artists. Built in 5, 3, and 2 song program lengths, these short blasts of new music are easily downloaded and scheduled by internet radio station owners. ( www.audiographics.com/landing_page/intro_to_indie_artists.htm )
"Intro to Indie Artists" come in Country, Dance, Jazz, Hip Hop & Rap, Pop, and Rock formats. "With the varying program lengths, programmers schedule them to their needs," says Audio Graphics President, Ken Dardis.
"Intro to Indie Artists" is part of a strategy, started by Audio Graphics in 2003, to help musicians reach out to internet radio stations. That's when the company's RRadioMusic.com began featuring songs by indie artists and targeting itself to internet radio programmers.
The best RRadio Music song submissions go into making "Intro to Indie Artists" radio programs - which are freely distributed to internet radio stations. ( audiographics.com/landing_page/indie_artist_invite-full_page.htm )
The songs make the programs, and internet radio stations are looking for quality programs to air.
Indie artists can get information on song submission at www.rradiomusic.com/
"Intro to Indie Artists" has done away with independent acts having to contact multiple radio stations. Musicians who have faith in their talent can invest in their future with confidence at RRadio Music.