MySpace 'MyStores' Tie Bands Closer to Community

Morshad published 15 Mar 2007, 22:22 in main - 262 views

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Word of an announcement from SNOCAP, the music technology/online distribution company, was brewing earlier this week, and today they finally let the cat out of the bag: SNOCAP is working with record labels like SubPop to power "MyStores," the company's tool that allows people to buy music directly from MySpace band pages.

The labels involved are Sub Pop, New Line, and Dangerbird, and the sales will come through the labels' U.S. distributor, Alternative Distribution Alliance (ADA). SNOCAP's MyStore service has been available to unsigned artists as a selling tool since December, but the fact that Sub Pop, one of the largest and most successful independent labels in the U.S., has agreed to use this tool hints at a shift in the way MySpace will be used in the future.

News source: PC Magazine

Tags: MySpace, MyStores

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