Listen.com licenses music from 19 indie labels

Written by Petteri Pyyny @ 29 Oct 2001 12:39

Listen.com has licensed music from 19 independent record labels for its upcoming subscription-based streaming service Rhapsody. Labels include Amazing Grease, Aware Records, Concord Records, Emperor Norton Records, Monolyth Records and KOCH Entertainment (KOCH is the third biggest indie label in the world).

Listen.com is about to launch their subscription service by end of this year and will compete with major record label-backed subscription services MusicNet and Pressplay.

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