I have spent the last few days looking into the options that a musician has for distributing music digitally. There are a lot of options, and many of them are similar. I came across the following useful article on 7 Ways to Sell your Music on iTunes, which proved to be quite useful.
Some of the sites also have promotional tools, their own network of musicians, and other means of helping musicians to market their music. Having tracks on iTunes does not make a musician rich, and they know it. It's so good to see this kind of support for the music industry.
For now, I plan to release my solo stuff for free, but I also want fans to have the option to pay me if they so choose. The easiest way to do that is to get my music on stores such as iTunes or Amazon Mp3. I hope to settle on an online distributor by next week.
I have added another solo track on my music page, and have uploaded the commission work that I did for the upcoming iPad game from Monoclesoft, entitled Notepad Command. You can find the soundtrack here.
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