Digital Bliss Vol. 2 Compilation CD

Digital Bliss Productions (S.F.) and Boutique Electronique Records (L.A.) are working together to create “Digital Bliss Volume 2”. There are two slots reserved for female Sonicbids producers, vocalists, or artists. They’ll be promoting the compilation this fall and will showcase talented emerging and already established women in the electronic music world.



The 1st compilation CD they released was well received in the electronic music community, received great reviews and a good amount of media attention and they are working to keep the ball rolling. At least 200 CDs will be pressed and all songs will be released digitally online through iTunes, Rhapsody, napster, eMusic, Amazon, CD Baby, etc. Boutique Electronique Records and Digital Bliss Productions will run an ongoing PR campaign and all artists selected to be on the compilation CD will have their names mentioned in all press releases, websites, etc.



They will also work to license any and all songs on the compilation for television and film. You might be asked to tour with some of their other artists when they launch the PR campaign this fall. This is a great opportunity to be onboard with a growing community of electronic musicians that are working hard to build buzz.



Accepted genres include any and all of the following: electronica, dance, drum & bass, downtempo, trance, electro, IDM, trip hop, dub - basically any and all genres that fall under the electronica category. They will select the best tracks that are submitted to be included based on performance, composition, originality, marketability and style. All submitted songs must be mixed and mastered (or you will have to do this by July).



Digital Bliss Productions was established in 2004 by Lynda Arnold (S.F.) to promote women electronic music producers, vocalists, instrumentalists and engineers as well as women who combine media and disciplines to create their own unique voice in the digital realm. Boutique Electronique Records was founded in 2005 by music producer/engineer Celeste Lear who wished to create a “Kinder, gentler label” to record, produce and market electronic music made by cutting edge musicians and producers around the world. Through performances, education, touring, compilation releases and blogging they share their new voices and music.