Music Distribution

Has digital music distribution killed the album? Should musicians still record albums or should they simply release singles? Does the album still matter? Share your thoughts.

Tunecore is the world's largest distributor of music, and any one can sign up for a Tunecore account and get in on the action. Find out how to set up a Tunecore account with this guide to setting up a Tunecore page.

Tunecore is the world's largest music distributor, yet anyone can get access to their service. What is Tunecore and how can Tunecore help you as a musician? Find out in this Tunecore profile.

Amalgam Digital is an online music distribution site that specializes in hip hop music. Learn more about Amalgam Digital and how their service works in this Amalgam Digital profile.

Online music distribution has changed the music industry, but which ones are the best for musicians and labels? Weigh in here with your picks for best digital music distribution sites.

Distribution is the key to getting your album in the stores, but finding it easier said than done. Find out how to get started and what to look for in a distributor.

Many smaller labels are faced with a decision between licensing and distribution, especially when it comes to getting their albums out in foreign territories. What's the difference, and which one is better for you? Find out the ins and out, and the pros and cons.

eMusic is one of the largest online distributors, bar none, so that fact that they only work with indie labels means that they are well positioned to help small music businesses get a shot. But just how open are they, and does your music belong on eMusic? Find out.

CD Baby offers an easy option for indie labels to get their music into the hands of their customers, without having to worry about a more traditional CD distribution deal. It gets lots of praise, but is it worth the hype? Find out.

Amie Street was one of the first distributors to hit on the "let the fans set the price" format, and it helped them grow to one of the most popular digital music distribution companies. A lot of artists have found success on Amie Street - is it right for you? Find out.

Should you use Tunecore? These Tunecore reviews - reviews by real Tunecore users - will help you figure out whether Tunecore music distribution is the right choice for you.

Placing your album in your local record store is a great way to get some sales from your local fans, but are you wondering how to sell your album on consignment in a record store? Find out how to sell your album in a record store, including what you need to have at the ready before you saddle up to the record shop counter.