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The Breaking Point Is Grieving by Hamlet cover art

“With the expanded sonic palette provided by his new bandmates, Wales has created a vibrant, emotionally resonant record that manages to feel both fresh and familiar.”

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You Move by Avery Friedman cover art
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“Brooklyn-based Indie artist Avery Friedman issues glistening return single ahead of first UK/EU tour”

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A few words from the artists who've put codes up here.

The Kintners If it wasn’t for GetMusic, I might not have very many listeners at all

I am blown away by the folks who have clicked on my songs here! Not only do folks leave reviews and start a convo sometimes, they appear to actually be sending music they like to their friends. Well-done everyone, everywhere. In my mind, that is the way it works best. This is a very affordable and necessary service if you want to find folks to put up with you. haha.

DeadCell

Using free codes to promote my band got me about 100 followers and 100 listeners on BandCamp and i spent about $12.00. So its worth it!

Arcane Synthetic

Chuck and GetMusic are a phenomenal force in exercising a community of passionate artists fuelling what needs to happen in today’s music industry.

GREH Real Support for Underground Artists

GetMusic gave our sound the push it needed. It’s a powerful tool for any underground artist looking to reach new fans and actually be heard. Simple, effective, and highly recommended.

The Crabs U.K. The Crabs (U.K.)

We’ve used GetMusic on 3 releases now and every single time it has resulted in many more followers. They may not always translate into more sales - but you are in all those peoples collections and they are all on your messaging list for notifications about future releases etc. We regard it as an investment for the future - to build up your list of followers and raise awareness of what you do. Chuck (who interfaces with the artists) is a really nice guy and will always try to accommodate any requests you have for promotions and new merchandise releases etc. He has done loads for us and his intervention often results in increased plays on our Bandcamp page. The news of the offer of promoting free downloads at no cost is a godsend to struggling bands and is an excellent idea I our opinion - it means we can now afford to offer free downloads of “singles” to promote upcoming releases. Keep up the good work - GetMusic definitely gets The Crabs Commendation!

Dino DiMuro

I honestly cannot remember how I functioned as an indie artist without GetMusic. In fact, the site does so much of the work for me, I've actually let my other promotional activities slide! For a long time I was a "Free" or "Pay What You Want" artist, but had little traction. Even though listeners getting codes through GetMusic is still technically free, there's a psychological reward when cashing tokens for music you'd normally pay for. Just by offering codes through GetMusic, my listeners have grown by 70% or more. Along with providing links to song downloads, GetMusic is constantly popping up on the socials with graphics of new releases, either solo or grouped with other new tracks. I myself am often drawn to new music thanks to these arresting graphics. GetMusic's stats are also great for reposting and reminding listeners of your newest tracks or albums. Along with Bandcamp, GetMusic is an essential tool for the indie artist.

Matt DeMello Can't recommend enough (and do so all the time).

Through the golden age of vapor- and adjacentwave Twitter, I remained a devout consumer and user of the #freealbumcodes hashtag. As Elon Musk turned the platform into a shithole, you can ask my wife: Losing touch with that network really sent me into a depression. Most thankfully, it looks like all the big players have made their way over to Blue Sky and used GetMusic.fm to help keep the scene(s) alive. There might be no one in the entire music ecosystem of 2026, mainstream or not, doing more right now to help DIY and grassroots musicians find paying audiences all over the world more than Chuck and this website. For what we can get back of the old connectivity, I know it means the world to songwriters and composers at my level.

Pretty ol’ Bird K. Sukimyra

It's easily the best way to promote your music and build a following. It’s also a great way to build a music collection. Honestly, it's my go-to site, beside Bandcamp, for the community of talent and those with great taste.

Dave Digger and the Free Factory thanks !

thanks for helping me and thanks for your services, ive got about 70 supporters now on bandcamp which is a beautiful thing trust me after working on a record for 3 years and being an unknown and getting that first bit of recognition and acceptance that you get when someone downloads your music via your site that makes it possible, thank you very much “getmusic” .Respect, peace and love to you all, Dave digger and the free factory. Also the support is great, i had a minor issue and it was sorted straight away

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Frequently asked questions

What is GetMusic?
GetMusic is a music promotion platform that helps independent artists and labels distribute Bandcamp download codes to fans. Artists upload their codes, fans browse releases and claim a code in one click, and each code is marked as used so it can't be redeemed twice.
How does GetMusic work?
Artists submit a release and upload their Bandcamp download codes. GetMusic lists the release in its public catalog, where fans discover it by genre or curation and claim a free code — no account required. Artists get promotion and reach without manually tracking which codes have been used.
Who is GetMusic for?
GetMusic is for independent musicians and labels who want to promote their music on Bandcamp, and for music fans who want to discover new releases and claim free download codes.
How much does GetMusic cost?
An artist's first release promotion is free. Each additional release promotion costs $10 and can include up to 100 Bandcamp codes.