Future Music Stars Sing SingingFool's Praises

Future Music Stars Sing SingingFool's Praises

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- The web's first streaming music video site is still the greatest ... at least according to thousands of unsigned bands from around the world. While YouTube and MySpace have garnered lots of notice from the press and other media companies, SingingFool.com has been building the tools for real musicians, record labels and hardcore music fans to 'create their own music video experience.' In fact, if one looks closely at social network sites around the web, SingingFool videos can be found on hundreds of thousands of personal pages. SingingFool is the web's best kept secret for music videos.

Since opening up its archive to user submissions last June, nearly 4,000 videos have been submitted and over 500 music videos have been accepted. These are not the poorly recorded bits from VH1 that some sites use to get around copyright nor are they 'America's funniest/crudest videos' but real music performances by artists who will be the stars of tomorrow. Their videos range from the simple 'stand and sing' to elaborate productions and even fully animated presentations.

The artist's videos join over 9,000 independent and major label productions that have been sent to the company over the last decade because SingingFool is the perfect environment to showcase their talents.

According to Louise Burns of the indy rock band LILLIX, "Making a play list for SingingFool really gives a band the chance to showcase their own music, as well as their influence. It is a really great outlet for bands to get their music and a bit of their history out there."

The site offers users a variety of ways for them to interact with and discover music. Over 3.5 million unique visitors search, browse, playlist and share videos every month. It has over 210,000 registered users who have saved over one million videos in their personal studios at SingingFool.com. Browsing these eclectic and personal collections is a great way to find new artists and songs.

Because it accepts a variety of technical formats which it re-encodes, hosts and streams at no cost to musicians who wish to promote their CDs, downloads and concerts there is no reason for artists not to jump at the opportunity. More importantly, SingingFool reviews each video, which means that it is becoming the 'web site of record' for performing artists. If you can't make it here, don't quit your day job.

Source: SingingFool

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