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Website: http://amiestreet.com/

Blog: http://www.amiestreet.com/blog

AmieStreet (pronounced like the name "Amy") allows artists to upload their music for promotion and sale. All songs are free to start, but prices fluctuate over time based on demand. The site, started by three Brown University seniors, gives artists 70% of revenues as long as they have made at least $10.

Address: Long Island City, NY

Email: hollerback@amiestreet.com

Founded: 07/2006

Employees: 12

Industry: Consumer Internet

Sub-Industry: Photo / Video / Music

Ownership: Private

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Date	Type	Capital Amount	Post-Money Valuation	Investors
08/2007	Series A	Unknown	Unknown	Amazon
10/08/2009	Series B	3.9M	Unknown	Deep Fork Capital

Name:	Amie Street
Product URL:	http://amiestreet.com/
Description:	AmieStreet is a music download service, where any artist can upload their music for download. Users then go to the site and purchase songs, with the starting price set at free. When downloads pick up, the price starts to rise, all the way up to $0.98. If a song gets to $0.30 or so, you know it’s popular. Artists keep 70% of revenues as long as they have made at least $10. Additionally, artists are not required to sell their music exclusively through Amie Street and can remove it at any time. On the user end, users can search, browse and listen to music for free (via streaming). Users who have purchased a song can recommend it to their friends using a limited number of RECs that they’ve received (users get one per dollar they add to their account). Once recommended, users will get account credit if the price of the song increases, giving them an incentive to find and recommend good music.
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User Opinions

Bullish Opinions (4)	Author/Date
Market based music cost is a novel concept, benefiting those who take a risk. Add Comment	jakepease1 09/03/2008	100% 2 votes 2 0% 0
Content deal with The Orchard could be lucrative Add Comment	yoda 07/28/2008	100% 3 votes 3 0% 0
Much better for artists than old business model Add Comment	kenny 07/03/2008	100% 2 votes 2 0% 0
Amazon investment will help with scalability and distribution Add Comment	dave 01/17/2008	100% 2 votes 2 0% 0