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Looking for somewhere to upload your music and get it heard by people? I've put together this list of places where you can upload your music today. All of them are free or have free versions of accounts. I have sorted them by how popular each site is, so expect more listeners at the sites which are listed higher up in the list.
    MySpace - We all know this one, still very much alive and almost essential for musicians to have a profile here.
    IMEEM - Change a standard account into a musicians account and you can start creating your artist profile.
    Last.fm - Allows you to see how many people are playing your tracks, you can also upload full tracks or clips.
    The Internet Archive - Not just music, but you can easily store your own music tracks on here for people to download.
    SoundClick - Upload your music, widgets for your music and genre separated charts based on plays.
    MP3.com - Upload your music for listening via streaming or download.
    Jamendo - Upload your music and release it under a Creative Commons license.
    OurStage - A site which puts your song into genre specific contests and allows listeners to vote for your tracks against other tracks.
    ReverbNation - Create your artist profiles and site includes loads of widgets giving you the ability to integrate your ReverbNation into Facebook, Bebo and more.
    PureVolume - Signup to create your artist profile and upload your tracks.
    SoundCloud - Allows you to upload, share and also receive tracks. Free users can upload 10 tracks for listeners.
    Virb - This one is not just for music but there is a lot of people who do use it specifically for music.
    Amie Street - An interesting site where your music starts out being free and as it gets more popular it increases in price.
    TheSixtyOne - A site where listeners are playing a game for points and voting for your tracks if they like them.
    BroadJam - A social network where you can win prizes and explore licensing opportunities in TV and film.
    GarageBand.com - More of a review system, but your music will still get listens and therefore exposure.
    Fairtilizer - Upload your music and gives you a single player for all your sites and has charts based on plays.
    iSound - Upload your music, videos and photos and create an online profile.
    CCMixter - Upload your music if it is licensed under Creative Commons for others to download and remix.
    mTraks - Music community for independent artists to promote their traks.
    Humble Voice - Another place to upload your artistic creations, not just for music though.
    Jukebox Alive - Another place to upload your music to, list your gigs and publish your music bio.
    ArtistServer.com - Another place to upload your music and create an online presence.
    Unsigned.com - Create your online profile and from the name I presume it is best to be unsigned .
    Muzic - Upload your music and it could become the free and legal mp3 of the day in the mp3 jackpot.
    WorldSings - Upload your songs and the best 20 throught the year will get to compete in a song contest.
    Tribe of Noise - Get exposure for your music and get listened to by the industry.
    World's Best Producer - Battle to become the worlds best producer for each month throughout the year - mostly HipHop based.
If there is any notable sites that I have missed and I'm sure there are, please add them to the comments and if I think they are worth listing I will add them to this list.

Update: This post seemed so popular, we actually started a whole site dedicated to sites you can upload music to. Check it out... Uploading My Music.

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Although Rhythm Creation hasn't been updated in a long time, my other site Remix Comps has become the top site for finding out about which Remix Contests are running. Because I haven't updated in a while please find download my eBook for free below which is available from Remix Comps to newsletter subscribers.

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I have just launched a new website called Remix Comps and I wanted to tell you about it. I am searching the internet and finding remix competitions and contests and listing them in one easy to use place so it is always easy to find the latest remix competitions. So go check it out and bookmark it if you like doing remixes.

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Another site worthy of being on Rhythm Creation. OurStage is a nice site with a great concept in creating charts of submitted music from various genres. It has features for both listeners and musicians that make OurStage a worthwhile visit for both.

OurStage is unique due to the way the charts are worked out. Listeners or Judges as they are known have to choose between two tracks in their chosen genre, voting on a scale which one they prefer the most. All these votes are then worked out and the chart is updated. This system seems to work well because it stops people from being high up the charts just because they’ve got lots of friends who they have asked to become fans and it is more down to the actual music (Although it probably isn’t flawless at preventing this).

There are some great Prizes available too for musicians and bands which are very successful in the charts. I have been using OurStage now for a couple of months and have heard some good tracks and my track Overdrive managed to finished 7th in the electronic category for January. I asked no one to vote for me, so this shows you can get high up in the charts with no sneaky votes, showing their system works reasonably well.

OurStage is definately a place for musicians to get some free and also exciting publicity for their music.

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Every now and again on Rhythm Creation I feature a web site which is of great use to us musicians. This time is a great little site which I have personally started to use called Jamendo.

Jamendo is a site which allows visitors to discover, listen to and download Creative Commons licensed music thanks to the large number of extremely generous musicians who place their personally made music on there for you to listen to and download for free.

At the current time of writing there are over 7000 albums waiting to be discovered and over the past few weeks I have been discovering new musicians and have also been impressed with the quality of some of the music I have heard. I have even taken the trouble to upload some of my own tracks. As a musician you will find that they offer some great tools and services to help you get your music out there and get people listening. You will get some honest feedback on your music from the enthusiastic Jamendo community, can see stats on how many people have downloaded or starred your album and listeners can even support your music with a optional donation if they want to.

Jamendo is a breath of fresh air compared to most sites and provides a good service for both listeners and musicians. I’ve enjoyed listening to peoples music knowing it’s legal and that they want me to as well as knowing people might be enjoying my music. It is certainly a site I will be regularly visiting, listening and reviewing other peoples music on as well as uploading my own stuff to.

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