Broadjam, one of several sites who enable indie musicians sell downloads direct to fans has added "Radio Delivers" to it’s suite of services. Using the same company and technology that delivers songs from major labels to commercial radio stations around the country, Broadjam promises to deliver indie tunes plus bio and tour info to these same stations electronically.
But with a cost of $5-$10 per track per station is it really that cost effective? And what are the odds that a music director will ever play the track on the air?
