ALL MUSIC FANS CAN GET PAID TO REVIEW MUSIC
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Slicethepie is a revolutionary new music portal that enables artists to raise finance through their fans to record and release an album.
"Many unsigned artists are aware that, regardless of talent, securing a record deal is often something of a lottery. Slicethepie gives talented artists a genuine opportunity to secure finance, record an album and build a dedicated fan base."Ann Harrison
"I would certainly recommend that any artists seeking finance to record an album seriously consider using slicethepie."
Ann Harrison, author of the UK's leading guide to the legal and commercial aspects of the music industry - "Music The Business" - with clients including the corrs, The Automatic and St Etienne
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"It is a great deal for bands. You can release your album without a record deal and keep all your own publishing and copyright rights. If we sold a million albums, we would make four times what we would if we had a record deal.
We’d recommend this site to any unsigned band trying to break into the industry†Sam McCarthy, Gilkicker- First band to raise £15,000 to record and release an album through Slicethepie
"A revolutionary new business model - great news for bands and much needed shot in the arm for the music industry" - Stephen Budd of Stephen Budd Management, Europes largest producer management company.
"Anyone who has ever fancied themselves as a music entreppreneur shoyuld pay attention: Slicethepie offers a famtastic opportunity to put yyour mopney where your mouth is and help discover the music stars of the future." - Gil Goldberg, The Gossip
"The biggest problem facing artists at the moment is that of finding investment. Even then the artistic price paid for this investment is often too high for the money involved. With Slicethepie, fans become stakeholders in the whole project this could fundamentally alter the relationship between creator and consumer." - Peter Jenner, manager of Billy Bragg and former manager of Pink Floyd and The Clash
