• Fedrick not Fred Goes Global-Thanks Austrailia

    Steven Fedrick Posted On October 31, 2009
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    I just received my first international sale. Thanks Australia! (via itunes) I’ve always love those down underYou can now purchase Fedrick, not Fred at the following websites: CD Baby, tradebit, cd universe, great indie music, Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk (England, buy it in sterling pounds, ha) answers.com, allmusic.com, AOL Music, Napster and Napster Japan (buy it in yens!) Swap A CD.com, and imusic.
    Big news broke this week with Google. They added the Discover Music Search Engine. It’s sure to give music and musicians a much needed shot in the arm. I’m in the mix! The two primary sites Google directs consumers to for purchasing are ilike and LaLa. You can findFedrick, not Fred at each location.




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