Bandcamp

What is Bandcamp?

Bandcamp is a platform that enables musicians to sell their music and merchandise directly to fans, while also empowering music enthusiasts to discover new artists and support them directly. Established in 2008 and headquartered in Oakland, California, Bandcamp was founded by Ethan Diamond, a former co-founder of Oddpost, along with programmers Shawn Grunberger, Joe Holt, and Neal Tucker

Highlights

• Direct Artist-to-Fan Sales: Bandcamp allows musicians to sell their music and merchandise directly to their fans, enabling artists to retain a larger share of their earnings
• Music Discovery: The platform provides users with the ability to explore and discover new music across a diverse range of genres and styles
• Fan Patronage: Bandcamp enables fans to directly support the artists they enjoy, fostering a more personal and meaningful connection between creators and their audience
• Comprehensive Artist Tools: The platform offers a suite of tools and features to help musicians manage their online presence, track sales, and engage with their fan base.