Brad Sucks to Continue Giving it Away for Free in Spring 2007 Following up on the success of his freely distributed 2003 album I Don't Know What I'm Doing, one-man-band Brad Sucks announces he will continue giving his next album and its complete audio source away for free when it's released in Spring 2007. - 2006-11-01

Oasys Mobile Strikes Deal To Become The Exclusive Provider Of Flavor Flav Mobile Content Deal in conjunction with Redeye Distribution to be launched with the October 31st release of Flavor Flav's self-titled debut album. - 2006-11-01

Pianist Sam Stryke Releases New Christmas CD Acclaimed pianist Sam Stryke (aka Struyk) is releasing his third major CD, "Christmas," on November 1st. Stryke, a former Atlantic Records recording artist, is an independent recording artist and jingle-writer in Chicago. His new album, "Christmas," is an instrumental, acoustic take on traditional carols, with the notable exception of Alice Peacock singing Sam Stryke's original lyrics to "The Holly and the Ivy." Christmas has a Norah Jones meets Vince Guaraldi vibe: melancholy, contemplative and rich. - 2006-10-31

Real Music for a Virtual World Canadian indie band Uncle Seth are set to "simulcast" a live concert in Second Life. The band's real life performance on November 25th at C'est What in Toronto will have a real-time mirror in the popular community-build virtual world. - 2006-10-26

Streamline Studios Announces New Sound and Music Service Solutions Streamline Studios, a leading provider of digital content solutions, announced today that it has opened Streamline Sound, the first sound studio in the Netherlands region focused on both the interactive and traditional entertainment industries. Streamline Sound, which is the only studio in the region specifically designed for Dolby® Digital 5.1, offers music and audio creation and recording services as well as an online database of sound and music available for use in games and other entertainment projects. The studio is headed up by noted recording engineer and producer Tom Pearce, a longtime veteran in the music industry who has worked with legends including Elton John, Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Jimmy Page, Beatles producer George Martin, and the London Symphony Orchestra. - 2006-10-25

Billboard and Vocus Launch Major Entertainment and Music Promotion Service Billboard Publicity Wire guarantees distribution through vast SEO and social media press release network. - 2006-10-24

Fishman Productions, Ltd. Expands Audience Reach with Mobile and Digital Initiatives Hollywood entertainment company launches digital entertainment package for consumers. - 2006-10-24

Stars Shine Brightly for Public Relations Firm VSC Consulting As Eight Mobile Industry Clients Secure Gold, Silver and Bright Star Awards from MobileVillage Winning a star sparkled line-up of Mobile Star Awards from Mobile Village, eight wireless industry clients of high-tech boutique PR agency VSC Consulting are glowing brightly in the mobile technology sector, earning prestige as visionaries, leading technologists and mobile consumer experts. - 2006-10-24

Mobile Streams Champions the Mobile Hip Hop Market with ‘Nexxt Mobile’ Nexxt Mobile features over 30 up and coming hip hop stars. - 2006-09-15

Atlanta-Based Ringtone Company Partners with Local Hip-hop Talent to Rival Billboard Chart-Toppers; Leads Charge with Two-time Platinum Rap Artist, Young Jeezy Atlanta-based ringtone company, Hi-Fli Tones, has launched its new, state-of-the-art website (www.hi-flitones.com) and begins a campaign to take on the $700M ringtone download industry. Artists being featured include Young Jeezy, Shawty-Lo, BHI, Slick Pulla and Yola the Great. - 2006-09-14

Boston Music Travels Across the World with DJ Laura's Debut Show on BreakThru Radio BreakThru Radio (BTR), the Internet’s voice of the World’s Best Independent Music understands how important a local scene is. To further introduce it’s 4+ million listeners a week to music from across the country, BTR will debut a specialty show dedicated to artists in the Boston area with local expert DJ Laura. - 2006-09-11

Gloria Estefan: Record Company Execs were 'Idiots' at the Onset of Internet Age Legendary pop star Gloria Estefan tells "The Strip" podcast that record industry executives were “idiots” to try to halt the downloading of music on the Internet and that that a lack of foresight “has taken the music industry down.” - 2006-09-11

epiTUNES Launches Web 2.0 Music Discovery Service Bringing Fans and Artists Together – epiTUNES recently launched their next generation music discovery site. Employing a variety of Web 2.0 features, including podcasts, blogs, RSS feeds, mashups, tagging, user generated reviews and rankings, epiTUNES provides multiple pathways for music fans to discover new music and stay up to date with their favorite artists. - 2006-08-31

St. Louis Rap Group 'Hot 50 Productions' Without Radio Air Play Has Managed To Move 1,000s of Units 'Hot 50 Productions' has managed to move units without air play; nothing against radio, most of our music is non air play friendly. - 2005-12-13

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