Having trouble raising money for you first single, album, or EP? Perhaps DigiCirc can help. Beginning on June 2nd, 2003, the company will launch a revolutionary auction based platform that will allow artists, investors, and others to auction, lease, and trade exclusive recording rights with the click of a button. The system is currently in its final stage of development and will work similar to Ebay by allowing independent artists and rising stars in the music industry to raise money and finance their own careers. "DigiCirc is important to the music industry because it allows the collective music industry to participate. An average music listener will have the opportunity to blow up with an artist. That’s something that has been withheld by the industry" says DigiCirc founder Jaycee James, "An example would be record labels. Using DigiCirc a record label can put together a pool of let say 20 artists. The label can then sell a percentage of the music rights of that pool of artists to finance marketing campaigns and new releases. It’s like if a group of collective artists got together and decided to let an investor buy a piece of their future earnings." James, who has a background in the securities market (stocks & bonds) and is the CEO and Chairman of Serenity Entertainment, Inc., came up with the idea about a year and a half ago. One of his friends (a techno/trance music producer) needed help putting out a new release when it dawned on James that digital rights were the way to go. "The thing artists want is independence but the cost of being a true independent comes at a high price…near starvation. As a former stockbroker and business owner I immediately saw the benefit of helping artists raise money to finance their music careers, thus DigiCirc (Digital Music Rights Investment Market) was born." he says. For more information about DigiCirc, visit www.DigiCirc.com
Having trouble raising money for you first single,
album, or EP? Perhaps
DigiCirc can help.
Beginning on June 2nd, 2003, the company will
launch a revolutionary auction based platform that will allow artists, investors,
and others to auction, lease, and trade exclusive recording rights with the
click of a button.
The system is currently in its final stage of
development and will work similar to Ebay by allowing independent artists and
rising stars in the music industry to raise money and finance their own careers.
"DigiCirc is important to the music industry
because it allows the collective music industry to participate. An average music
listener will have the opportunity to blow up with an artist. That’s something
that has been withheld by the industry" says DigiCirc founder Jaycee James,
"An example would be record labels. Using DigiCirc a record label can
put together a pool of let say 20 artists. The label can then sell a percentage
of the music rights of that pool of artists to finance marketing campaigns and
new releases. It’s like if a group of collective artists got together and decided
to let an investor buy a piece of their future earnings."
James, who has a background in the securities
market (stocks & bonds) and is the CEO and Chairman of Serenity Entertainment,
Inc., came up with the idea about a year and a half ago. One of his friends
(a techno/trance music producer) needed help putting out a new release when
it dawned on James that digital rights were the way to go.
"The thing artists want is independence
but the cost of being a true independent comes at a high price…near starvation.
As a former stockbroker and business owner I immediately saw the benefit of
helping artists raise money to finance their music careers, thus DigiCirc (Digital
Music Rights Investment Market) was born." he says.
For more information about DigiCirc, visit www.DigiCirc.com