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So here's the deal.

We're not Google. We don't have 9 million servers running Bandbox. This means that when maintenance has to happen to our servers there will be some intermittent downtime. The good news is, this happens very rarely, and when it does happen it happens in the middle of the night.

Our server maintenance will be happening from 12 midnight to 2am (Pacific) on February 15th. During this period some of our users will may experience some downtime.

SOCMusic : New blog about life after Snocap (thank you @Bandbox)! http://bit.ly/9N04d7

bandbox : @SOCMusic sorry to hear about your unfortunate SnoCap incident, thx for calling out Bandbox in your blog - http://bit.ly/dlbfPo

SOCMusic : @bandbox Sure thing! Just wished I'd found you first!

(email from Jen Ziaz) - First of all, I discovered bandbox on a web search and am SO glad I did. It's awesome. I put out a Christmas record this year ridiculously late into the season and was frantic that I would not be able to sell it online at all until I found your site. I have told all of my musician friends about it in person, facebook, twitter, etc. The box looks great on my site and I actually did sell a few albums which was a lot more than I would have if I hadn't know about it. I'm also in the process of transferring all of my other CDs into bandboxes to sell on my site as well.

GEMS is using Bandbox to sell a new song and take donations directly from http://www.gems-girls.org/

The Story of the Song
In Summer 2009, iconic musician Sinead O’Connor invited GEMS member Martha B. to join her and Mary J Blige to re-record O’Connor’s song “This Is to Mother You” to raise awareness and funds for GEMS programs. The song expresses a simple promise to vulnerable children in America and around the world: You may not see us, but we see you. And we will love and care for you...

Nashville, TN— Bandbox (http://www.bandbox.com), the only direct-to-fan platform solely committed to serving the needs of its artists, has just launched Bandbox Pro, a new service that gives artists the freedom and flexibility to sell both digital music and physical merchandise, such as CDs, through a risk-free, easy-to-use system. In addition, artists are given access to important consumer information such as a fan’s name and email address, giving them the opportunity to communicate directly with fans and to sell products they know their fans want.

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