Website:
http://www.musicdish.net
Since 1997, MusicDish LLC has served as the bridge between the music industry and the artist. Through its extensive online presence, MusicDish provides artists with an edge over the ever-prevalent competition the music industry entails. MusicDish gives the artist the opportunity to take advantage of several different services: a creative approach to artist development and representation; online press release distribution & marketing; publications disclosing all the latest information involving the music industry; and even a indie music video channel. Providing the music industry’s latest scoop, MusicDish e-Journal (www.musicdish.com) features a business perspective on key issues sure to impact artists, labels, and fans. MusicDish also routinely serves over 40,000 industry professionals with Music Industry News Network (www.mi2n.com), which is the largest online music newswire network. Mi2N also features an innovative press release service that distributes through dozens of syndicated newswires, as well as blogs, forums, media and communities. Through MusicDish Network (www.musicdish.net), the company features a creative approach to artist development. Customizing unique campaigns to each individual artist or band, MusicDish Network utilizes the most popular social networks & online communities to develop a fanbase for the artist. Featuring saturated marketing, viral video distribution, and "on the ground" interaction with music fans, among others; artists & labels will be provided with the approach that fits their needs. With new services such as MusicDishTV (tv.musicdish.net) - a feature that allows artists and fans to upload and watch music videos via various channels on the most popular video sharing sites -- clients are sure to be marketed through the newest, most relevant social networks platforms. MusicDish uses a personal and approachable staff, highly informative content delivery, and creative marketing strategies to give the artist the best way to approach & advance in the seemingly inaccessible - and ever changing - music industry.