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About Me:: Tryxo is an online music store offering DRM-free digital downloads of
the best independent music to music lovers worldwide. Focused on
providing artists with the best retail solution in the industry, the
company offers free account registration and 75% royalty on all
digital music sales. Recognizing the importance of providing a
compelling music shopping experience in a competitive market, Tryxo
offers uniform download price of $.59, high-quality music pre-
approved by its staff as well as unlimited downloads/copies of
purchased music for multiple computers and music players. Tryxo will
be launching online radio streams to better promote its artists to
customers.

Website:: http://tryxo.com

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TryXo Announces Indiegrrl Conference Showcase Lineup!

Tryxo announced the line-up for its sponsored stage at Nashville's upcoming IndieGrrl Conference at the Hotel Preston. Spanning two days/nights (August 21-22), the Tryxo Entertainment Stage will feature some of today's top independent female performers as well as open mic sessions for yet undiscovered talent.

Check it out at http://www.mi2n.com/press.php3?press_nb=122368

Posted on August 18, 2009 at 4:30pm

Tryxo Indie Invasion Tour Announces International Line-Up And First Dates

Online music retailer Tryxo announced its international line-up for the Indie Invasion Tour in Germany next month. The bands include Derek Jordan (LA), The J.U.S. Evolution (NYC) and 9lies (Belfast). A team of experts and students selected the three bands from artists selling their music through Tryxo's online platform that applied…

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Posted on June 11, 2009 at 7:32pm

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At 9:59pm on June 9, 2009, CreatorKen Rich said…: Hi,
Welcome to the network, make yourself at home. I just went to your site - it looks like an interesting alternative to the regular download stores.
Ken