http://www.dmusic.com has a celtic category (under World Music I think) and lets you upload about 75Mb of your MP3 files with space for you to run a performer bio, run a mailing list, post your band news and that sort of stuff.
Your tracks are also entered into an informal competition (no prize) where the downloads of your recordings and community ratings move you up or down in a Best Picks list; there's also a pure popularity Top-200 for each genre. Don't be turned off by the overwhelming amount of techno on the site -- that's where their roots are and (bad) techno is also very cheap to produce, but it's a good deal, fair to musicians, and there's certainly room for more Irish music on this site.
I know I'd LOVE to hear what you all sound like
DMusic also has agreements with the royalty rights orgs that allows you to upload cover songs (increasingly a problem as the slime-bucket lawyers buy up ancient family rights to trad tunes)
Another alternative that's a little more formal, http://music.download.com is the successor to MP3.com -- submissions are reviewed and must pass by their judges to be posted; while EVERYONE can have a song to sing on dmusic.com (which, IMHO, is how it should be) Download.com intends to be the world's Indie Record Store.
You can use <a href="http://mfdz.com">Music For Dozens</a> to feature your music on your site. Your uploads are available immediately, and you have a choice of players that you can post on your site. It's free, and you can also sell downloads and CDs.
free music uploads sites
free music uploads sites
Hey. Can anyone reccommend a site for if I say...want to upload a few samples of my playing in mp3 format?
# Posted on September 28th 2004 by sifudave54
Re: free music uploads sites
Why don't you use the Yahoo! briefcase facility?
http://uk.f2.pg.briefcase.yahoo.com/
You get 30 Mb of free storage space that you can share or keep secure.
# Posted on September 28th 2004 by Conán McDonnell
Re: free music uploads sites
You can try out www.acidplanet.com It's a sony site, jsut register and you can upload your music mp3, mwa, ram etc.
# Posted on September 28th 2004 by c_ya
Re: free music uploads sites
Sorry...proper URL:
http://www.acidplanet.com
# Posted on September 28th 2004 by c_ya
Re: free music uploads sites
What do you play? the link below is mostly for whistle tunes but there are other instruments on there too.
http://tinwhistletunes.com/clipssnip/newspage.htm
# Posted on September 28th 2004 by Twiz
Re: free music UPLOAD sites
http://www.dmusic.com has a celtic category (under World Music I think) and lets you upload about 75Mb of your MP3 files with space for you to run a performer bio, run a mailing list, post your band news and that sort of stuff.
Your tracks are also entered into an informal competition (no prize) where the downloads of your recordings and community ratings move you up or down in a Best Picks list; there's also a pure popularity Top-200 for each genre. Don't be turned off by the overwhelming amount of techno on the site -- that's where their roots are and (bad) techno is also very cheap to produce, but it's a good deal, fair to musicians, and there's certainly room for more Irish music on this site.
I know I'd LOVE to hear what you all sound like
DMusic also has agreements with the royalty rights orgs that allows you to upload cover songs (increasingly a problem as the slime-bucket lawyers buy up ancient family rights to trad tunes)
# Posted on October 3rd 2004 by garym
Re: free music UPLOAD sites
Another alternative that's a little more formal, http://music.download.com is the successor to MP3.com -- submissions are reviewed and must pass by their judges to be posted; while EVERYONE can have a song to sing on dmusic.com (which, IMHO, is how it should be) Download.com intends to be the world's Indie Record Store.
Download's Celtic is also filed under World: http://music.download.com/3607-8226-0.html?genreList=8226&tag=filter
# Posted on October 3rd 2004 by garym
Re: free music UPLOAD sites
An example of an amazing band on dmusic.com: http://ceilimoss.dmusic.com/
# Posted on October 3rd 2004 by garym
Music For Dozens
You can use <a href="http://mfdz.com">Music For Dozens</a> to feature your music on your site. Your uploads are available immediately, and you have a choice of players that you can post on your site. It's free, and you can also sell downloads and CDs.
# Posted on September 22nd 2005 by jchris
Music For Dozens
here's a better link...
http://mfdz.com
# Posted on September 22nd 2005 by jchris