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How to Get Your Music On Spotify

1 Comment 17 July 2011

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Spotify just may be the best thing that happened to music and you better make sure your music is there.

Here’s How.

If you are on a label, make sure the label is getting the music on Spotify.

If you are not on a label, click here for Spotify’s list of agregators like CD Baby and TuneCore who will get your music on Spotify.  Chances are you already are connected with one of these services.

Most important: get your music on Spotify NOW! Click here to go to the Spotify website to learn more.

Good luck with your music.

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