Slicethepie, one of two companies leading the fan-funded music movement that lets anyone invest and trade shares in albums, said it will fund 30 new bands from the UK this year – more than Sony/BMG, ...

Social networking platform Bebo has partnered with Slicethepie, an online financing platform for recording artists, to offer Bebo users the opportunity to contribute to the success of their favourite… ...

SlicethePie twists the standard online music store model by paying users for their musical acumen. Users are paid a small amount for each review they write, based on how accurately each review ...

"You cannot isolate yourself from the crowd – even if you want to." Based on the concept that the wisdom of the crowd is greater than that of a handful of struggling record executives, Slicethepie.com ...

Slicethepie, the fan-funded music site, is launching the debut album of indie band The Alps. It is the first launch from the site, which offers fans the chance to fund releases from small bands.

Web A&R platform Slicethepie has announced it has secured around £1 million ($1.4 million) in equity funding from a number of private investors. By Jen Wilson Web A&R platform Slicethepie has ...

UK act Scars On 45 had used fan funding platform Slicethepie to raise the money to record and release a record. That recording and the resulting promotion caught the attention of Atlantic Records/Chop ...

Slicethepie, the web-based artist financing engine that lets musicians and bands raise money to make a professional record, has partnered with Fontana Distribution, the “indie” arm of Universal Music ...

The first album to be solely financed by users of music website Slicethepie is released next Monday (10 March). Something I Might Regret by The Alps – who hail from Greenwich in London – was ...

Fan-financed record production has had its first success, with the signing of Bradford indie sextet Scars on 45 to major label Atlantic Records. The band raised the money for its first album through ...