Supernova Store Launch: Sell Your Music Online!
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Nov 19, 2010 |
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Supernova.com is proud to announce that we have partnered with Pay Who You Want Online (PWYWO), enabling any Supernova band or artist to sell their digital music online, using the new Supernova Store provided by PWYWO.
As the largest and only social network to produce live shows to promote new bands, Supernova.com has always offered amazing benefits to independent artists - and always FREE of charge. In partnering with Pay Who You Want Online, a "social enterprise" offering independent musicians online distribution of their music, Supernova is also helping artists to earn money and to support charitable initiatives.
PWYWO is the only service where fans decide how to give their money towards both the artists and affiliate charities. PWYWO has earned a reputation for providing artists with one of the highest portion of proceeds over all other online music stores. By giving more money back to the artists, Supernova hopes to help fans to buy music directly in support their favourite musicians, while also giving the option to allocate a portion of the money to charity.
With this week's launch of the new Supernova Store, ANY artist can sign up for a free Supernova.com profile, post and display their music & media, and also sell their music online with ease. Supernova profiles are a fun & practical way for artists and bands to collect money for their music, build their fan base, and maintain a free EPK online.
To start selling YOUR music on Supernova.com, simply:
1) Sign up as an Artist on Supernova.com for FREE
2) Click on My Home to go to your profile
3) Click on the Music Tab and pick your songs!
Featuring over 23,000 new music bands and artists, Supernova.com is the largest and only social network to produce live shows to promote new artists and their talent. Now in partnership with PWYWO, the Supernova Store will also provide independent artists with a digital music marketplace
through which they can sell their songs and market their talent.
