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One Liners: TuneCore, St Vincent, The xx, more
By Andy Malt and Chris Cooke | Published on Friday 30 June 2017
Other notable announcements and developments today…
• DIY distributor TuneCore is offering acts free distribution of one single as part of a programme called the Billion Dollar Club, which is all designed to mark the fact that the company is close to having generated $1 billion in revenue for the artists it distributes to download and streaming platforms. TuneCore charges users a set fee per release and then passes on 100% of any subsequent income. Artists can get the free single distribution using the code BILLION.
• Holy shitbeetle, new St Vincent.
• The xx have put out the video for ‘I Dare You’, from their latest album ‘I See You’.
• Mogwai have released new single, ‘Party In The Dark’. It’ll be available in seven-inch vinyl form on 25 Aug.
• Liars have released new track ‘Cred Woes’ from upcoming new album, ‘TFCF’, which is out on 25 Aug.
• Friends vocalist Samantha Urbani has released new solo single, ‘Go Deeper’. She’s going to release an EP later this year.
• Sarah P has released the video for ‘Summer Prince’ from her ‘Who Am I’ album.
• The Beermageddon festival has released a charity single to raise money for the Rock Against Child Pornography And Abuse charity. Listen and download here.
• Marking the 25th anniversary of the first Cream club night, the Creamfields festival will this year rebuild the main room of Nation, the club where it took place, and which closed down in 2015.
• Check out our weekly Spotify playlist of all (or at least most) of the new music covered in CMU Daily over the last week.
