I need YOU! For music research.

[calgoblin]

So basically I've made this whole album thing which I've been pressured into posting about. But although this will come across as a blatant self-promotion (which I didn't want, but now I've said it it will. (Damnit me!)) I could really use your help.

Trouble is I don't really know what to do with it now. There's always lots of people saying 'you should release it on iTunes because everybody uses it', and 'you shouldn't release it on iTunes because nobody uses it', and once 'you should release it under the guise of a Japanese pop singer). Which is why I'd like to conduct my own research!

I'd like to know what your preferred method of receiving music is. Whether it be from an online store like iTunes, a streaming service like Spotify or you still like those good ol' CDs. This research isn't very in depth, as it's only one question, but it would still be jolly helpful if you could answer the simple poll on my website here: Callum Bigden Music: 'Conventional Abduction' Album Cover (It's at the bottom of the page.)

Thank you for your time, and thank you Hanni for aliens <3

 

[hannibaldinski]

You're welcome mate .

I'm an intensive Spotify user. Since i started using i listen music with average of 4 / 5 hours a day. At work, during travels or at home. Everywhere So i'm for Spotify.

I can tell you that a lot of people are using iTunes. Its a "smart" program.

Why don't you release it on every possible media thing out there?

 

[calgoblin]

Why don't you release it on every possible media thing out there?

Everything's still a possibility, hence research. I don't personally think iTunes is the best place for unknown artists as the bulk of it's promoting is done by whoever pays them the most.

All votes and feedback will help, and I'll probably make decisions within a week or so.

Also if anyone likes making music videos...