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Amie St. is a unique music store. It helps and promote new artists and bands. The price of their music increase when they become more popular. If you discover and buy a tune by an unkonwn artist, it is as cheap as 9¢.

mTraks is a killer social music community and digital music marketplace. mTraks is FOR musical artists and their labels, promoting the equitable sale and distribution of their independently produced music throughout the entire universe. What a concept! mTraks is not a mega-corporation. No, in fact, we were founded by an independent punk record label owner; Dey Martin of Naked Jain Records. He saw a real need to combine a social network and digital music store for independent bands. So, he put together a group of brilliant computer geeks, that also happen to be rabid music lovers, and together they are on a mission to shake things up a bit. We firmly believe that DRM (digital rights management) is a hindrance to the music consumer. So you won’t find any DRM music on mTraks. We also believe that if music lovers can purchase music without DRM and at a fair and reasonable price, that they won’t be inclined to use illegal P2P websites. Our catalog has grown to include 750,000 top independent songs from over from 6,000 record labels – and we're adding to that every day. Come on in and look around and listen. You'll really dig what we've got lined up for you.

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Téléchargement de musique, chansons, histoires et contes pour enfants au format MP3. Titres originaux et variés, artistes exclusifs et cultures musicales mélangées. Pré-écoute gratuite d'extraits de tous les titres en MP3.

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Amazon.com Inc. plans to launch its own Internet music service to rival Apple Computer Inc.'s iTunes Music Store, The Wall Street Journal reported today, citing unidentified sources.

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Buying and using digital music is a far from easy decision today - there are various competing and incompatible formats, stores and players out there in the market, primarily Apple (AAC + iTunes + iPod), Windows (WMA + various stores + WMA-compatible players), and Sony (Atrac3 + Connect.com + Walkman). How do you then ensure that the music and player you buy today will not be incompatible with your player, online store or the OS?

DesignTechnica has a comparison of the leading online music stores. With the variety of services available they only concentrated on several top ones. Conclusion? 'If you simply want to download music from the charts, then Yahoo and Wal-Mart are your cheapest options. For your MP3 player, there are several options, with Yahoo the best of all. If you're an iPod owner... then you're stuck with iTunes.'

The first online music store dedicated to indie rock, pop, emo, garage, punk, noise, electronic and the essentials featuring over 300,000 titles plus the Insound zinestand, chat, and live artist photos.