Posts filed under 'Music Labels'
Death Row Albums Now on eMusic
With Death Row record label now on eMusic, west-coast hip-hop classic albums such as Dr. Dre’s The Chronic (4x platinum), 2 Pac’s All Eyez On Me (9x platinum), and Snoop Doggy Dogg’s Doggystyle (4x platinum) are now available at relatively cheap prices (as low as a quarter per song).
Death Row, specifically The Chronic, is responsible for establishing the west coast in hip-hop and popularizing the distinctive style of g-funk.
Add comment May 10, 2009
DRM-free Mexican music on emusic.com
One of the labels that supplied their music collection to emusic.com is a wide-known mexican record label, musart. Some of the artists that arrived to emusic from this deal, and artists whose entire collection can now be obtained DRM-free are:
- Pepe Aguilar
- Antonio Aguilar
- Joan Sebastian
- Chalino Sanchez
- Paquita La Del Barrio
- Mi Banda El Mexicano
- Pancho Barraza
- Banda Los Recoditos
- … and more than 100 more.
Hopefully, we won’t see the end in mexican music record labels going DRM-free. Unfortunately, Fonovisa, another great mexican music label, is not part of emusic.com, yet. Will it be any time soon?
1 comment August 30, 2007
EMI’s DRM-free music sales are strong
“The initial results of DRM-free music are good.” — Lauren Berkowitz (EMI)
full article here.
Add comment June 21, 2007
