[new store:] The LimeWire Store is now available for distribution!

LimeWire, distributors of the LimeWire peer-to-peer file-sharing application, on Tuesday announced that it has added tracks from a number of new independent labels to its online store which include 9.12 Records. The deals with Skint/Loaded, Alpha Pup, CAM and Mbop Digital will bring tracks to the service from artists including Miles Davis, Hall and Oates, !!!, Fatboy Slim and James Brown.

The name Limewire is usually thought of as a file sharing program for use on P2P networks. But now, Lime Wire LLC has jumped onto the crowded DRM-free bandwagon and entered the legal music download market. At the time of writing, the Limewire music store is in the beta stage and hosts approximately 500,000 tracks. Customers in the United States get the first bite out of the new music service, with an international rollout promised in the near future.
So, what's the service like? Most of the content is from independent artists and record labels with only a handful of big names. Although not as big as most of the digital music services on the internet, Lime Wire say that they will be adding, "thousands of tracks daily." Presently, all music tracks can be purchased for $0.99 and downloaded as 256 kbps MP3 files.
A subscription model is also offered as an alternative to the pay-per-click option and is priced as follows:

• Silver ($9.99 per month) - 25 download credits.
• Gold ($14.99 per month) - 50 download credits.
• Platinum ($19.99 per month) - 75 download credits.

The fact that Lime Wire have a legal music store and also offer a file sharing program at the same time might seem hypocritical to some. The majority of file sharing networks are inherently swamped with illegal files that can be downloaded for free. Although Lime Wire can be congratulated for its launch of its legal music store, how many file sharers are going to be convinced to pay for music that they can already get for free using their P2P program - to pay or not to pay, that is the question? But we think this is a opportunity to expose our artists thtough a brand new platform.

APJIW "Just another day" from dataproduction on Vimeo.

Things by Apjiw (Audio mastering by Eric Lamothe)


The new album of Apjiw is now available Worldwide on :

Stores
iTunes

• iTunes U.S.
• iTunes Australia/N.Z.
• iTunes Canada
• iTunes UK/European Union
• iTunes Japan

Other Stores

• Rhapsody
• Napster
• eMusic
• IMVU
• Amazon MP3
• Lala
• Shockhound
• Amie Street

Official "Things" Tracklist :
1-Things
2-Anilu
3-Maat
4-Fly with me
5-Continuous Present
6-134
7-Tears for us
8-The Shared Fate
9-Breach
10-Human Rights
11-Just a new day
12-Printemps
13-The Magic Circle

Watch the new video :
THINGS

WE ARE VERY HAPPY TO LET YOU KNOW THAT "A REMIXED ONE THE BANJO CONSORSIUM" IS NOW #2 ON CHARTattack.
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Hi everyone,
9.12 Records is really proud to let you know that The Banjo Consorsium (A Remixed One) is now #1 on earshot the national campus and community radio report. Click on this link to acess the chart

TW LW Artist Title Label
1 -- The Banjo Consorsium A Remixed One 9.12
2 10 Mr. Scruff Ninja Tuna Ninja Tune
3 9 Circlesquare Songs About Dancing And Drugs !K7
4 6 Shout Out Out Out Out Reintegration Time Normals Welcome
5 4 TMDP TMDP YYZ
6 1 Late Of The Pier Fantasy Black Channel Astralwerks
7 5 Montag Hibernation Paperbag
8 8 The Whip X Marks Destination Razor & Tie
9 3 Ursula 1000 Mystics ESL
10 -- SubtractiveLAD Where The Land Meets The Sky N5MD