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I just dropped a new video an important one for independent artists, want to know how you can distribute your tracks free with your android phone and keep 100% the money you make? Then this video is for you.

Stop paying people to distribute your tracks on music streaming platforms like spotify apple music amazon music, youtube. Do it yourself even with your android phone and free if you want to and still control 100% of your royalties.

As an independent artist you need to distribute your musical tracks or instrumentals so that you can make money from it. Don't wait for recording labels , make a name for yourself first. You will see them coming because they won't want to sign a liability.
Check it out now ��



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BI8CAFBD1WM

Omo no1 dey bad oh , am grateful for the way am made

I tire oh na all of them oh , even this ones I dey think somethings get sense, still follow

Show them the tools that did the magic and the result of the magic, smart girl

Rest kwanu

una no go kill this lol see headline

I don fall for one of her daughters already oh , chai this love too strong the thing just magnetically catch me now now

una go see everything , you people should be closing ya eyes sometimes oh

sincerely nothing is happening , these ladies are seriously leveraging on their social life , their social media handles are making even almost more money for them

I just dropped a new video an important one for independent artists, want to know how you can distribute your tracks free with your android phone and keep 100% the money you make? Then this video is for you.

Stop paying people to distribute your tracks on music streaming platforms like spotify apple music amazon music, youtube. Do it yourself even with your android phone and free if you want to and still control 100% of your royalties.

As an independent artist you need to distribute your musical tracks or instrumentals so that you can make money from it. Don't wait for recording labels , make a name for yourself first. You will see them coming because they won't want to sign a liability.
Check it out now ��



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BI8CAFBD1WM

If she like make she use iron Lock am e no concern me

Wetin concern me with her body? While heaven is the goal,no loosing focus

Heart breaks can really be so emotional draining at times main reason we run from love, that thing isn't fair at all

Na who even get that kind time again ? Bro no matter how ugly you look some girl go like you ,so even if you no like am at that moment the one wey you like,no connect bro connect here for the main time

is like you have chop breakfast

Good one

What is Music Distribution?

Today, music distribution means something radically different than it used to. Back in the days of the pre-digital music industry when radio stations, cassette tapes, CDs, and vinyl records were the only listening formats available for audiences, music distribution companies were closely linked with mainstream record labels who only championed the most marketable forms of music.

If your music was deemed worthy by a record label, you’d sign a record contract and would then be then granted access to distribution companies with the resources to put physical versions of your music in stores in your country, or if you were really successful, around the world as well.

But around the turn of the century shortly after the panic surrounding Y2k subsided, music underwent a drastic transformation, as did the companies that distributed it. Albums, cassette tapes, vinyl records, and radio stations are still around, but they’re no longer the dominant listening formats for music. For the first time in music history, creators of all budgets, fanbases, musical genres, and experience levels now have the power to put their music in front of audiences across the planet through digital music distribution companies.

Whether you’re 50-year-old musician with a couple of Grammys under your belt or a teenager who records music in your bedroom, a growing number of distribution companies are out there that can take digital forms of your music and share them online with the masses.

Physical music distribution is more or less the same that it’s always been, though there are more independent labels today than ever sharing the work of artists who never would’ve gotten the chance to reach wide audiences in the pre-digital music industry. Physical forms of music still benefit artists in their mission to connect with audiences, but not nearly as much by making music available to listeners on streaming platforms.

According to statistics published by theRecording Industry Association of America, CD sales accounted for a meager 7.1% of music industry revenue in the US in 2018 with digital formats largely accounting for the remaining billion dollars of revenue.