Cd covers music

Hire cd covers music service in india, and is now offering its service with the aim that the company can have a presence in more than 75 countries, by the end of this year. pitchfork: did you think you would become a platform for indie artists? gilliam: i would never have imagined we had a chance to do that on this scale. when i left the business last year, it felt to me like no one was giving us any traction. at one point i was on this very short list of guys who might want to create a platform for independent music. but when the opportunity came about to work on beats music, i wanted to do it myself, not to be part of a company which had been around for so many years. i didn't see it a problem that i'd be part of a company that was making beats. i believed in what we were doing. and the whole thing was so exciting that i didn't really care about the company or the label, or the people who worked with me. that was the biggest shock and surprise for me. pitchfork: what do you think the appeal of your service is? gilliam: most people listen to music as if they had a single item to connect with people. they get into listening to music and they think, 'i've got an idea for a song. i can do it. the whole thing is really easy.' and it is so easy.