Unlimited DRM Music from Datz
Digital Rights Management have surrounded music ever since the MP3 standard was set back in the late 90s. We’ve slowly seen labels and artists go the route of DRM free music, and today Datz.com is trying it again.
The program Datz.com is promoting is a $100 membership fee which gives you access to download as much content as you want. The membership comes with a CD and a loaded USB stick. It seems the USB music album continues to grow in popularity. The fee will last you 12 months, but what you accomplish in downloads is yours for life. Transfer, burn or copy those MP3 to any number of players you want.
Some of the record labels Datz.com is claiming you’ll get include EMI, Warner Bros Records, Beggars Group and The Orchard.
What’s the catch? Well, there’s an ominous phrase in the press release, “…a wide selection of new music released in 2009 will be available to Datz Music Lounge members,” indicating that perhaps not all of the new releases will be available?
In either event, if you love music and can part with a C note – Datz might be worth a shot.
Source: ShinyShiny.tv.
Tags: USB Music Album
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