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Either the artist joins some streaming platform to get his work distributed or he sells own made cd's, or whatever he can think of to make his work available. Usually it's not so much the choice of artists to work that way because they will not receive royalties, but it's often artists that aren't in it for the money or their work isn't mainstream enough to get a record deal, things like that. But distributing their work can still improve their fanbase just from more exposure, so it's a choice usually based on being pragmatic.... You might try patreon too, that's basicly the same system, there' might be musicians there too perhaps.Any song that's released? Man, that sucks. Good to know. I have been googling them, though, and have come up with very little. Olive Musique at least references PremiumBeat on their Facebook page and directs people there. I guess maybe this is one of the only way to share royalty free music?
Edit : often it pays off to look for live recordings, there's some sites around making recordings at clubs and whatever, but it depends on the fanbase...
Usually these guys get free entry, not much more, so it's usually fans doing that for expanding their own collections.
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