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Molly Neuman on the Evolution of Independent Music From the ’90s to Now: ‘It Was a High-Risk Business’

CD Baby's Molly Neuman talks the evolution of indie music from the '90s to now on the latest episode of "Billboard On the Record. "

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On the latest episode of Billboard On the Record, the CD Baby president talks the move from physical to digital and why 150,000 songs are now uploaded daily. Releasing music has never been easier. What is now completed with basically the click of a button via an online distribution service like DistroKid, CD Baby or TuneCore was once a laborious process of trying to convince local stores to stock your records on their shelves one by one.

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