CD Baby, Tunecore Add China For DIY Music Distribution
Tunecore and CD Baby have each just added China's largest streaming music service – Tencent Music, its subsidiaries and partners – to their indie and d.i.y. music distribution networks. When users deliver their music to Tencent, they will be available on:
- QQ Music – A leading online music service with nationwide popularity that offers a comprehensive music library and a broad range of music-related video content. QQ Music focuses on popular artists and top mainstream hits for younger music fans in China. It provides a platform for both initial and exclusive releases of digital music to promote interactions between fans and artists and to develop a music fan economy centered on popular artists.
- Kugou Music – A leading online music service offering a comprehensive set of entertainment features with a mass-market focus and deep user penetration in China.
- Kuwo Music – An online music service focusing on selected genres and segments, such as DJ mixes and children's songs, to cater to users' diverse tastes.
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RouteNote have been doing this for a few years already
LANDR, my favorite distribution serivce, has been distributing music to China for a very long time now.
Have any of you gotten paid for plays if any?
Hello Zae. How do you send music to China through LANDR? I distribute through LANDR too…. is there a certain section for that option?
Thank you.
M.I.C. (Made In Chicago)
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