How can i launch my own online music album for free?

Question

I am a freelance music production artist with truck loads of remixes to my credit. Now i want to launch my own music album..for free. This album is not on remixes, they are my original creations.Any ideas how i can do this?

Answer 1

Hopefully you've copywritten your music. If not, you should do it so no one else can claim to have written your material. DO NOT use what is called "the poor man's copyright" by mailing a copy of it to yourself. This is not recognized legally anywhere.

To copyright your work, go to the Library of Congress website where you can download a copy of form PA, fill it out and you'll have to send them a check or money order to cover the administrative fee, currently $45.00.

You can either copyright your songs individually, in which case you'll have to pay the full fee for each one, or copyright the entire album as one work and pay the fee once. You send in your payment, the form and a copy of your work on CD or tape and they send you your copyright a few months later (there's huge backlog of artists copyrighting their work so it takes a while).

After that, you can upload your music to iTunes or eMusic and make it available at no charge, or create your own website and make it available, though I think you'll get more exposure on a well known site. For iTunes, you can use iTunes Music Producer software which is available on their website. I'm not sure how it works on eMusic.

Another website you can upload free music to is archive.org. I'm not sure how popular the site is, but it's known for free downloads. Their software is specialized though so you'll have to read the instructions thoroughly. A number of live shows I did are available there that were uploaded by audience members as we allowed audience members to record our shows if they wanted to.

Answer 2

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