This is really interesting: http://thisisadynasty.tumblr.com/post/87945465547/brb-deleting-soundcloud http://thisisadynasty.tumblr.com/post/87945465547/brb-del

This is really interesting: http://thisisadynasty.tumblr.com/post/87945465547/brb-deleting-soundcloud http://thisisadynasty.tumblr.com/post/87945465547/brb-deleti... But it’s more than advertising. It’s sharing. If a person likes one song, then you know what’s likely to happen? They’ll press the download arrow and own it for free. You won’t believe what happens next! They become familiar with the artist, and seek out other material. Maybe they buy that. Maybe they talk about it online. Maybe they go to a show. Maybe they simply become a fan and tell a friend. I’m cool with that. The labels should be too. It’s exactly what they’re trying to accomplish by funneling endless money for Facebook Likes, Twitter trending hashtags, and totally ridiculous impotent advertising campaigns. Let the people have the music. Or, to put it in language that makes more sense for the ones who can only speak dollar bill - Free the music, and your cash will follow. https://twitter.com/kaskade/statuses/474230686778290177 https://twitter.com/kaskade/statuses/474230686778290177 Yes, so I will move forward with constructing my own portal where I can share what I like when I like. I wonder if there is a play here to make an artist standalone site that looks and acts like SoundCloud, make it easy to deploy using SandStorm and voila!