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Great Sites Where You Can Sell Your Own Music

By Matthew Lynch
June 21, 2023
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For any artist, selling their own music is a crucial component of their career. With the advent of the internet, gone are the days when musicians had to rely on record labels to distribute their work. Now, with a few clicks of a button, aspiring musicians can distribute their music across the world and make money from it. Here are some great sites where you can sell your own music.

  1. Bandcamp

Bandcamp is the go-to platform for artists who want to sell their own music. It’s easy to use, and it allows artists to set their own prices for their music. Additionally, Bandcamp takes a smaller cut of the revenue than other sites like iTunes, Spotify, or Amazon.

  1. CD Baby

CD Baby has been around since the early 2000s and is still one of the most popular sites for independent artists to sell their music. They offer distribution to popular platforms like Spotify, iTunes, and Amazon, giving artists maximum exposure for their music. CD Baby also offers physical distribution services for artists who want to sell their music on CDs or vinyl.

  1. SoundCloud

SoundCloud is a platform that is popular among musicians for sharing their music, but it is also a great platform for selling music. Artists can sell their music directly through SoundCloud, and they can set their own prices for their songs. SoundCloud also allows artists to sell merchandise through their platform, giving them an opportunity to monetize their music even further.

  1. TuneCore

TuneCore is another platform that offers music distribution services. Artists can use TuneCore to distribute their music to popular platforms like Spotify, iTunes, and Amazon and keep 100% of the revenue. TuneCore also offers publishing services, which can help artists earn royalties from their music.

  1. DistroKid

DistroKid is a great choice for independent artists who want to distribute their music to popular platforms. They offer unlimited distribution for a flat fee, making it easier for artists to keep track of their finances. DistroKid also offers features like split payments and automatic licensing for cover songs.

  1. ReverbNation

ReverbNation is a site that is geared towards independent artists. They offer tools like digital distribution, fan engagement, and promotional services. ReverbNation also offers a storefront where artists can sell their music and merchandise to fans.

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