Artist hub: US musician can sell their stuff via Google Play

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March 31, 2012

Artist hub: US musician can sell their stuff via Google Play

Google Play :: Through Tuesday, it's free for US musicians to build a Google Play store page using the Google Play artist hub! You (or a talented indie musician you know) can upload your music to Google Play for millions of new fans to discover and purchase, without paying the registration fee (normally $25), thanks in part to FanBridge.

[Matt Cutts:] ... The only cost is a one-time $25 set-up fee. Except that the fee is waved until Tuesday, so it's totally free for any US musician to set up a store page for the next few days.

Hat tip: Matt Cutts, Google

Continue to read play.google.com

March 31, 2012 at 08:17 PM | Permalink

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