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Australian retail needs in-store music

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And Australian in-store music needs you.

The Australian retail music industry is still going through a very challenging time. An industry statement found that financial and pandemic impacts on Australia’s entertainment industries has been truly devastating.

Paraphrasing JFK, it’s time to ask what you can do for your country. An answer? Support Australian music artists. ARIA’s Our Soundtrack Our Stories from 2021 is a local music initiative that’s still relevant today. It’s an excellent way to enhance customer and employee experience while supporting local music artists.

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Our Soundtrack Our Stories asks Australian business to get behind homegrown music. It also seeks a public commitment to increase the inclusion of diverse Australian artists in the commercial and mainstream landscape.

Therefore, here at datmedia we have expanded our in-store music service offering:

1. datmedia’s retail library of Australian music boasts over 1200 tracks. It includes current artists like Vance Joy and Troye Sivan as well as classics from INXS and Yothu Yindi.

2. You can choose to play local artists on heavier rotation or play them 100% of the time.

Get in touch to find out about our quality, ever-expanding Australian retail music playlist.

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Australian Retail Music.

We are making this available to our music service clients at no extra cost. Why? Because it makes it easy for any Australian business to play in-store music, get behind this intuitive and consume more local music.

Importantly, datmedia’s Aussie retail music solution also ensures that your business is compliant with industry music license requirements.

Together we can promote our artists, we can promote the enormous economic and cultural contribution of local music. We can ensure a bright, diverse and exciting future for the next generation of musicians and music lovers alike.

Get in touch so we can help your business support local artists and participate in this important initiative. The Australian music industry thanks you.

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