4 Remote Music Streaming companies

Audius is a digital streaming service that connects fans directly with artists and exclusive new music. It does this by being fully decentralized: Audius is owned and run by a vibrant, open-source community of artists, fans, and developers all around the world. Audius gives artists the power to share never-before-heard music and monetize streams directly. Developers can build their own apps on top of Audius, giving them access to one of the most unique audio catalogs in existence.

Songspace, a FUGA company, is an independent SaaS redefining the music rights & workflow Songspace is the leading creative workflow and rights management platform for music creators and rights-holders. Songspace redefines the music rights management experience, with a flexible and intuitive user interface that mirrors the natural business workflows of music professionals. Since its founding in Nashville in 2014, Songspace has been enthusiastically supported by the music industry, finding its product niche with music publishers and growing its client base to over 300 music companies, including Kobalt Music, Downtown Music Publishing, Big Deal, Reservoir Media, Domino Records and hundreds more.

Mixcloud is an audio streaming platform that supports creators to craft a deeper listening experience and build their own fan communities. It is home to a unique catalog of 50 million DJ mixes, radio shows and podcasts handcrafted by the world’s finest DJs, online radio stations and cultural tastemakers, available to be listened to for free across all devices. Mixcloud’s mission is to get more fans directly supporting creators and build a more sustainable future for audio culture.

Bandcamp is an online record store and music community where passionate fans discover, connect with, and directly support the artists they love. Early in the development of his autobiography, Prince told his co-writer: Music is healing. Write that down first. He said he wanted this to be the book’s guiding principle, and that same principle guides and motivates our work at Bandcamp. Because if music heals, then clearly a system should exist that helps the broadest possible range of artists share that power with the world.