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Do you think that it is a wise idea for a recording artist ( singer) to put his/her music on CD’s?
Published March 28, 2011
Question by DFlavor: Do you think that it is a wise idea for a recording artist ( singer) to put his/her music on CD’s?
for public sale, distribution, and promotion? I am asking this question because CD’s are not selling like they used to, according to the music industry reports. I need to know this before I start putting my music on thousands of CD’s.
Best answer:
Answer by Kamal S
Yes, I do believe that you should put your music on CD’s. The CD sales have only gone down by like what…1%. I do think it is a good idea. How else are you going to promote your music anyways.
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