Are songs on the website encoded with any Digital Rights Management (DRM) encoding?
No. These are plain old ubiquitous MP3s. There even seems to be a trend within the larger music industry to move away from DRM. There is also the reality that this company is not some huge record label with a large marketing department. Its not even a label. A certain amount of viral marketing done informally through the web can be beneficial in exposing more people to great songs. If they want to find out more about the artist, they can always do a search and buy more songs. A listener that understands where the money is going may be more inclined to buy knowing that an artist they like is getting paid for their hard work, the site gets paid so it can remain online and families and individual are going to be helped with housing related issues as a result of the purchase.There are some features that are not on the site yet that would make it more user friendly. When do you plan to make those changes (this could cover a variety of possible features- by the way, please send us your feedb
