SoundCloud is a tool for musicians, artists and bands aimed at making it easier for them to send music. We all know what a pain it can be to send a few mp3 tracks, or God forbid, a whole album.
Luckily, for us regular folks, there’s plenty of sites to help remedy that. But for musicians who want send out music to fans and execs as well as thousands of their best friends, SoundCloud can help. With SoundCloud, you can send out files in a matter of seconds. Simply upload the file and click send. That’s all it takes. You can send the tracks to be downloaded or stream them. And you can share them publicly or privately. The choice is yours. If you want even more accessibility, SoundCloud lets you add contacts and manage them, give them easy access to your tracks with a single click. Currently, you’ve got to have an invite to get in, but it should be worth it.
SoundCloud.com In Their Own Words
“SoundCloud is an online audio platform for music professionals. We got fed up with the crappy tools available for sending and receiving music and felt we’d do things a little different. This is our version of how things should be.”
Why SoundCloud.com It Might Be A Killer
SoundCloud makes it easy for musicians to send music in no time in any format, to hundreds of people. It’s a flexible and easy to use tool that ought to impress.
Some Questions About SoundCloud.com
What’s SoundCloud’s business model? Is there a cost? When will the private beta be over? And will it prove a success? 
