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# $99 Lifetime iTunes & Amazon Distribution From Music Spray
- URL: https://www.hypebot.com/99-lifetime-itunes-amazon-distribution-from-music-spray/
- Published: 2012-08-30T13:11:22.000Z
- Updated: 2012-08-30T13:11:22.000Z
- Description: With the fallout of Jeff Price and Peter Wells leaving TuneCore, the business practices behind digital distribution companies have certainly taken center stage in recent weeks, with many musicians now. Continue reading [https://www.hypebot.com/hypebot/2012/08/99-lifetime-itunes-amazon-distribution-f
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With [the fallout of Jeff Price and Peter Wells leaving](https://www.hypebot.com/tunecore-co-founder-peter-wells-speaks-out-on-jeff-price-exit-companys-seismic-shift-exclusive/)  
[TuneCore](https://www.hypebot.com/tunecore-co-founder-peter-wells-speaks-out-on-jeff-price-exit-companys-seismic-shift-exclusive/), the business practices behind digital distribution companies have  
certainly taken center stage in recent weeks, with many musicians now taking a  
closer look at whom they entrust their catalogs with. While a plethora of  
options still exist from familiar names like CD Baby, ReverbNation or Ditto  
Music – each with similar, yet uniquely different pricing structures – one  
South Korean startup is hoping to shake up the game by **offering a distribution model not yet**  
**seen before**.

  
[Music Spray](http://www.musicspray.net/?ref=hypebot.com) is a South Korean digital distribution startup  
that offers unlimited *lifetime* digital  
distribution to iTunes, Amazon and more for a **one-time fee** of $99\. Musicians  
can release as much content as they want, for *as long* as they want, forever  
with no yearly membership fees. Music Spray is powered by Pison Contents, the  
exclusive online distributor for iTunes in Korea and releases their music to  
other leading music distribution sites like Melon and Bugs Music, the two  
largest and most famous music sites in Korea.

A unique model indeed, but there already exist a few  
complications for wider audiences outside the Korean market. Most obviously, only  
the Korean language is available, but the company has said that many other  
languages including English and Chinese will be supported later this year. When  
the multi-language version becomes available, musicians around the globe will  
be able to release content onto the global market.

Another big question mark looms in the company’s future.  
While still new and reportedly seeing considerable traction, it’s still too  
early and tough to gauge whether or not Music Spray will be around as long as the terms of their distribution model (forever),  
even after they’ve expanded to become multi-lingual. Some would also argue that  
perhaps the concept of $99 lifetime digital distribution is too good to be true  
and not very sustainable, as bookkeeping alone and other practices being a major yearly cost for distributors.

Either way, Music Spray is an interesting entry that can offer  
a unique solution for musicians while claiming an uncovered territory in the  
digital distribution space. We’ll be sure to keep an eye on them as they grow and  
expand overseas.

—

***Hisham Dahud*** *is a Senior Analyst for Hypebot.com. Additionally, he is the head of Business Development for [Fame House](http://famehouse.net/?ref=hypebot.com) and an [independent musician](https://soundcloud.com/hishamdahud?ref=hypebot.com). Follow him on Twitter: [@HishamDahud](http://twitter.com/hishamdahud?ref=hypebot.com)*