Tunesquare - Music that is FREE to download but pays the artist
November 13th, 2007 —
RemBeatZ
Now one thing an artist will tell you is that giving away their music for free is something they are not really keen on doing, but sometimes it’s the best way to promote new albums etc.
But now thanks to those wonderful people at tunesquare that may be coming to a stop!
Wait though, the tracks that artists add to tunesquare are still free for everyone to download, but, the bet thing is the artist still gets paid for those downloads, which is great for fans and even better for the artists hard work put into their latest masterpiece.
The tracks that you can download are DRM free and will work on your iTunes and your iPod or any other music player you may be using, so your not held back with only using one type of program to listen to some truly amazing pieces of music.
This is all done by the website using advertising while you are streaming a piece of music on the website and it is unobtrusive, it’s a simple add that plays on the websites player as part of a small flash screen, so your never taken away from the music.
So how does this work for an artist? Simple really sign up, add your Paypal address, upload your music and your away, each time someone downloads a track you get some cash! 50 percent of the total monthly ad revenues, from both flash and static advertisements on the site, is divided by the total number of downloads all songs receive during the same period.
So we at Atom Sounds Music News highly recommend that artists/bands get on over there and start getting some extra revenue for your hard work 
Atom Sounds artists currently using TuneSquare, please download their music:
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November 13th, 2007 at 8:25 pm
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