SDC RADIOWORKS SHOW MAJOR SHIFT WITH FEMALE ARTISTS MAKING MORE OF THE MUSIC
By SDCNewsOne (IFS)
WEST SACRAMENTO CA (IFS) -- Digital Radio Distribution Services, in general, are finding that the majority of music received for streaming services are women recording artists with over 56% being placed on national and international playlists. Free email delivery from the artist to the DJ and out to the world. Women are controlling the music by the content being produced and distributed.
Several of the major leaders in this industry is RadioDirect's new brand of RXPRO and FATDROPS services, Musik & Film Records, NITE*SKY Distribution, Tilt Records, MusicSubmit and SDC RadioWorks.
With the old "DRM" download encoding, many artists were caught up in the wind about this system. An artist would upload their music and the radio stations would put them on their playlists -- later to be "flagged" with a copyright violation's code.
Kenneth Howard Smith, CEO/President of Smith Data Communications was the first digital distribution radio network to have artists give a digital consent to play their music and requested that a CD be mailed. The music was then open for radio play from the download with the permission of the artist and/or management company to sent them.
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| SDC RadioWorks Digital Footprint in the Radio Industry as of 2016. |
One other thing that Smith did, was to open up more airplay space for African artists who were complaining about the limited radio presence in the United States. Lifting the email limits ban and the digital signature, SDC's Digital footprint started to climb.
Another device was that Smith placed his major radio stations right on the front page and incorporated a Software downloads site with programs from starting a recording company, Digital Audio Workstations, Digital instrument samples, Radio and Television Promotions Guide and many many other tools to help young artists be successful.
After Smith's wave of the email ban, between 10 to 25 songs per day is download at SDC RadioWorks from artists around the world. Great artists from everywhere. "This is the only place that gives you a blog story, plus several radio stations and streaming for your songs -- all for the price of a good song!" Smith added later.
When Smith started his KDRC Cassette Services in 1980 for his recording samples of his artists, he created the shows with the songs and voice points for local DJ's to insert their own voices during the show.
The Radio scene has explored these days up from only 120 Million radio stations in the late 1990's to over 480 Million radio stations worldwide and growing.
With this "thirst" for new music, many young ladies have used their smartphones and laptops to create many songs that are instantly uploaded via email to their favorite music distributor and within days, the song in available to billions of people worldwide to listen and download, many with purchase.
