Jamendo is a music community where artists share their music with the rest of the community. Users can download and play the songs without having to pay money to do so. The service has an index of more than 27000 albums to chose from and the social networking elements like tagging and reviewing make it easy to discover new and interesting music. Users who want to give back can support artists in numerous ways including donations, sharing or becoming a fan.
Jamendo Pro is not a service to make end users pay for extra services at Jamendo. It is a service for businesses, shops and projects to save big on performance rights fees. To be more precise: Jamendo does not charge any performance right fees and the prices to play Jamendo music in a project or location are considerably lower than those of performance rights organizations.
A Jamendo Pro store license for a store with 1001 sq. meters would produce yearly costs of 288€ while it would cost £495.50 in the United Kingdom when using conventional music licenses.
Jamendo has partnered up with several recognized brands such as Ducati, Yves Rocher, Skoda or tv channels like Arte or France 2.
JAMENDO PRO is:
original music from over 60 countries
- pop, jazz, lounge, electro, classical and morea competitive offer:
- from 3 euros for music synchronization on a video
- from 96 euros a year for background music for a public place
- no fees to pay to performance rights organizations!
artists on Jamendo PRO are not members of any of these organizationsan acclaimed, simple and quick service:
- purchase online with our Jamendo PRO interface
- enjoy immediate use of the music
- delivery of an internationally recognized certificate guaranteeing you have paid all the rights to use the music
Jamendo Pro can be an interesting offer for businesses, shops and projects that would like to cut down on their music license costs. (Via Carol’s Vault)
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Nicely written, Martin!
Hi Martin,
Jamenod is great; discovered it about a year ago and never left it since.
I totally agree with you guys, I’m a Jamendo user since last month and it’s really great