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Digital
Domino returns to eMusic in the US
By CMU Editorial | Published on Monday 20 February 2012
Domino Records has entered into a new partnership with eMusic in the US, Billboard reports, the London-based indie having been one of a number of independent labels to exit the subscription-based download set up in 2010, claiming that the digital firm had unfairly restructured the service and payment terms in order to woo the major labels.
Confirming Domino was now back on board, eMusic chief Adam Klein told Billboard: “We’re excited to have Domino as a US label partner. Domino has performed consistently well on eMusic over the past few weeks. Their artists, like Real Estate, The Kills, and Laura Marling, are all artists that our members love”.
Meanwhile Music Week reports that Klein now hopes to strike up new deals with Beggars and Merge, the other indies which left eMusic in 2010.
