For too long, players within the local music industry have had to contend with numerous struggles when it comes to the issue of music distribution. One one hand, artists have been continually frustrated with the poor and insufficient music distribution channels available to them.

Music stores are scarce, with poorly stocked and bare shelves a crying shame. And even if they wanted to, there's hardly any way they can make their recent singles available to their fans. Throw in the threat of piracy, and making a living off their craft becomes very complex. On the other hand, music lovers, used to enjoying their favorite music on the radio and television, are frustrated that they cannot own and control their own music pleasures. Poorly stocked and bare shelves are a crying shame. And even if they wanted to access music websites more likely to have the music they want, how to pay for them becomes a real headache.

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