Here's this week's installment of the net audio new release listing. I hope you're enjoying netBloc Vol. 10. Sit tight, volumes 11 and 12 are being compiled.
Thanks once again for checking out, this, our latest installment in the netBloc series. 10 more net audio gems for you to groove to. Here we present to you hip-hop, trip-hop, jazz, electro-pop and rock from Germany, France, Spain, Bulgaria and Canada. I'm sure you'll be curious what the title means, read about it in the PDF liner-notes.
You'll also notice that there's alternative package art for those of you who want to customize your release. Have fun!
As always, thanks so much to all participating artists and labels. It was a bumpy road getting this one out, but you all came through and it's greatly appreciated.
Peace
Mike Gregoire
Owner/Creator blocSonic.com
Here's this week's release list a bit early. Since I expect to release netBloc Vol. 10 in the next day or two, I figured I'd get this list out early. You'll notice that I now include a bit extra metadata for each release. I hope this helps you find more relevant music to your tastes.
I want to thank everyone once again for making blocSonic a part of their regular net routine. No month since June has been able to top June's traffic numbers, November was the first to do so and it did in a big way. Keep on checking back, the next month/month and a half will see three releases! Among them, a special year end release... and in Read more …
I decided to give our free music guide a bit of breathing room last week so that more of you could check it out, but here is the latest listing of net audio releases. As always, you're bound to dig up a few gems out of the bunch.
Recently, I've come across a few "guides" to filling your portable audio device. They all seem to benefit only the mainstream music industry, as they primarily guide the reader to finding music via costly methods that support the major record labels.
I'm personally not against spending money for music, quite the contrary. I've spent my fair share since I was a teen and will continue to do so on albums that are truly deserving of my cash. What I have a problem with is what has now become standard practice in digital music sales – the .89 to .99 price point per track. It's an absolutely unacceptable rate Read more …