Sep 28, 2005 • 1 min read

MusicNet pass two million track mark

Digital music back-end company MusicNet says its catalogue now exceeds two million tracks, sourced from all four majors and around 25,000 independents.

Digital music back-end outfit MusicNet have announced they now have over two million songs in their digital catalogue. The music in that catalogue, which feeds digital music platforms from the likes of Yahoo, AOL, HMV and Virgin Digital, come from all four major labels and some 25,000 independents.

Confirming the 2 million landmark had been passed, MusicNet boss Alan McGlade told reporters: "Our content team is dedicated to adding new genres, record labels and artists to our catalog so that we can offer our partners the most comprehensive collection to meet their customers' individual needs".

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