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How do I put my album online for free download?

A lot of bands and netlabels will put an entire album online for free download. Assuming I had a website, how would I go about actually putting the mp3′s on the website for free download?

Upload the album to a filesharing website like Mediafire as a .rar or .zip file, then link the URL back to your band’s website. Only do this if YOU created the music, otherwise it’s illegal.

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