MySpace Music Expands Content
NEW YORK MySpace Music has added content from five larger independent labels and indie music distributors, four months after its September launch.
The new partners are Nettwerk Music Group, INgrooves, IRIS Distribution and RoyaltyShare, as well as Wind-Up Records, which the service gains as a result of the label’s recent digital distribution deal with Sony Music Entertainment.
MySpace Music has added “several hundred thousand” tracks to the MySpace Music catalog and the new deals now bring the total number of indie partners to seven.
The service still lacks a licensing deal with Merlin, a collection of 12,000 indie labels which has been a vocal opponent of the business terms offered by MySpace.
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