IndieFeed

IndieFeed
Presentation
Hosted by Chris MacDonald, Dirt E. Dutch, Eric Gordon, Hieronymus Murphy, Wess “Mongo” Jolley
Genre Music
Publication
Debut 2004
Website http://indiefeed.com/

IndieFeed is a music discovery podcast, playlist and web service, founded in 2004, which offers new music from independent artists in the form of single song shows. Shows include a brief introduction, a featured music track, info about the artist and where to find more.[1]

IndieFeed comprises six music channels: Alternative / Modern Rock, Blues, Dance, Electronica, Hip Hop and Indie-Pop. Each channel is managed by a host who delivers programming within the constraints of the genre.[2] New and archived shows are available at no charge for download and subscription at the website and via iTunes Store. IndieFeed also offers playlists that grow throughout the month on music streaming services Spotify, Rdio and Rhapsody.

IndieFeed was named one of Apple's Best Podcasts in 2007 [3] and 2008.[4] In 2010, Mashable named IndieFeed one of 7 Essential Podcasts You Should Add To Your Playlist.[5]

Founder and host Chris MacDonald is current co-founder of HugeFan, an experiential marketplace for performers. He formerly chaired the Association for Downloadable Media, and was Executive Vice President of Business Development and Operations at Liberated Syndication, the enterprise podcast service that hosts IndieFeed, and he is a frequent speaker on matters of downloadable and new media and direct-to-fan experiences.[6] Chris recently launched a beard care product line known as Beardashery.[7]

Content Submission

IndieFeed receives and reviews content submitted from artists through its website. All featured content is rights cleared, meaning that the owner provides permission to publish through IndieFeed.[8]

Hosts

IndieFeed channels are managed by a collective of curators, who host and produce shows featured on the IndieFeed network. Current hosts include:

Former hosts include:

References

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