PR Log - Aug 23, 2011 - From Rock to Classic All Music started out of a Songwriter’s passion and the cooperation of the Music Industry like Producers, Publishers and Labels like AlpenstarTV, Miba Sound Records and the Chapel Studios, London, the involvement of the Professional Project Management Company Mountaintop Consulting.
Initially, the aim was to assist start up musicians to gain international recognition but all too soon it was discovered there are many others good indie musicians who produce great music but are ignored by the mainstream media. In order to provide a platform for start-up musicians as well as established ones, FRC All Music was created as a dedicated music promotion Web-Platform.
The FRC All Music Website release offers some of the most sought after features as well as several new capabilities such as allowing musicians and fans to interact.
Some of the features include the possibility to publish gigs automatically to GigMemories, one of the largest online gig databases. All songs uploaded to the site are automatically checked for copyright compliance using the services of Audible Beats.
The site will help musicians to balance daily life with the dream to become, or be, a full time musician. For most musicians the added pressure to create a web presence in order to attract fans or showcase their talent to a producer or music label music label companies can be just overwhelming. Most artists believe the way out is to open a My Space or Facebook Account. That’s fine and serves a purpose, but does it sound professional if a producer or one of those bigger guys out there reads about the neighbour’s dog on a musicians fan page?
The advantage for Fans is obvious; it simplifies the task of keeping track of their favourite, without the clutter of the other countless large community sites. Some Fans find it hard to deal with the exposure to all those countless friends’ requests and meaningless game offers.
Fans have taken to this Music Niche Site, where they cannot only find information about Indie Bands or Artists but they can also listen to music and find other musicians the like.
One could get the impression this site is only for new or start up musicians or artists, nothing could be further from the truth. Well established artists have learned or realised it is vital for their success to groom and nurture their fan community; therefore established musicians have taken a serious interest of the services offered.
What about the music producers or a representative of a label company? Most of those professionals get flooded with countless requests to listen to demo tapes where sometimes hope does not meet the talent. The FRC All Music Site offers a place to monitor a new artist, see how the skills improve and how his fan community grows!
As Tom Robinson, on the BBC Website states, he would prefer to receive an email with a link to a site and listen to the artist and judge his appeal to the wider community in their own time. Many other Producers or labels agree with this approach. FRC All Music offers all that and much more.
After 8 weeks of being live the site has a growing user community and the traffic is sky rocking with a 1 month Alexia Page Rank of approx. 1million worldwide and a Google Rank of 3. Which is not surprising as it seems German niche Radio and TV stations have taken a liking to the page. The site is multilingual and offers currently 5 languages.
Basic Membership for Artists, Labels or Producers is free with the option to upgrade to subscriptions which will unlock additional features, like a shopfront. The uniqueness is, one cannot immediately sign up to a subscription, it is mandatory to open a free account first. As Roger Scott the Site administrator states, FRC All Music is not interested in a quick dollar. The aim is to form long term relationships with music industry stakeholders. What better way to do this as to test a service free of charge without risk and then make an informed decision to subscribe to the additional features. Music Fans will never be charged for a site membership.
The site will offer many more features and evolve to cater for music industry stakeholder needs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQ_y1EMPUlY
The technology is in place to meet future traffic and bandwidth demands the site is hosted on a dedicated VPS server which can be clustered to ensure a smooth browsing experience.
To join FRC All Music and open a Free Account go to http://frc-all-music.com
NOTES FOR EDITORS:
* Pictures, interviews and samples are available to support this story.
For further information contact:
* Roger Scott Email all_music@frc-all-music.com
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Initially, the aim was to assist start up musicians to gain international recognition but all too soon it was discovered there are many others good indie musicians who produce great music but are ignored by the mainstream media. In order to provide a platform for start-up musicians as well as established ones, FRC All Music was created as a dedicated music promotion Web-Platform.
The FRC All Music Website release offers some of the most sought after features as well as several new capabilities such as allowing musicians and fans to interact.
Some of the features include the possibility to publish gigs automatically to GigMemories, one of the largest online gig databases. All songs uploaded to the site are automatically checked for copyright compliance using the services of Audible Beats.
The site will help musicians to balance daily life with the dream to become, or be, a full time musician. For most musicians the added pressure to create a web presence in order to attract fans or showcase their talent to a producer or music label music label companies can be just overwhelming. Most artists believe the way out is to open a My Space or Facebook Account. That’s fine and serves a purpose, but does it sound professional if a producer or one of those bigger guys out there reads about the neighbour’s dog on a musicians fan page?
The advantage for Fans is obvious; it simplifies the task of keeping track of their favourite, without the clutter of the other countless large community sites. Some Fans find it hard to deal with the exposure to all those countless friends’ requests and meaningless game offers.
Fans have taken to this Music Niche Site, where they cannot only find information about Indie Bands or Artists but they can also listen to music and find other musicians the like.
One could get the impression this site is only for new or start up musicians or artists, nothing could be further from the truth. Well established artists have learned or realised it is vital for their success to groom and nurture their fan community; therefore established musicians have taken a serious interest of the services offered.
What about the music producers or a representative of a label company? Most of those professionals get flooded with countless requests to listen to demo tapes where sometimes hope does not meet the talent. The FRC All Music Site offers a place to monitor a new artist, see how the skills improve and how his fan community grows!
As Tom Robinson, on the BBC Website states, he would prefer to receive an email with a link to a site and listen to the artist and judge his appeal to the wider community in their own time. Many other Producers or labels agree with this approach. FRC All Music offers all that and much more.
After 8 weeks of being live the site has a growing user community and the traffic is sky rocking with a 1 month Alexia Page Rank of approx. 1million worldwide and a Google Rank of 3. Which is not surprising as it seems German niche Radio and TV stations have taken a liking to the page. The site is multilingual and offers currently 5 languages.
Basic Membership for Artists, Labels or Producers is free with the option to upgrade to subscriptions which will unlock additional features, like a shopfront. The uniqueness is, one cannot immediately sign up to a subscription, it is mandatory to open a free account first. As Roger Scott the Site administrator states, FRC All Music is not interested in a quick dollar. The aim is to form long term relationships with music industry stakeholders. What better way to do this as to test a service free of charge without risk and then make an informed decision to subscribe to the additional features. Music Fans will never be charged for a site membership.
The site will offer many more features and evolve to cater for music industry stakeholder needs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQ_y1EMPUlY
The technology is in place to meet future traffic and bandwidth demands the site is hosted on a dedicated VPS server which can be clustered to ensure a smooth browsing experience.
To join FRC All Music and open a Free Account go to http://frc-all-music.com
NOTES FOR EDITORS:
* Pictures, interviews and samples are available to support this story.
For further information contact:
* Roger Scott Email all_music@frc-all-music.com
Creative Commons License
Read Full Story - FRC All Music is taking the next step, and provides a platform for all Music Industry | More news from this source
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