DiscRevolt
February 9th, 2009 by Lior Shamir
DiscRevolt provides an esthetically pleasing physical solution for the digital delivery of music media. Like DropCards, DiscRevolt is music-centric and caters to the artist’s need to promote on the field (street, venue, what have you…) with a product that’s a cross between a flyer and a CD (or perhaps an alternative to a branded USB Wristband?). 
The company prints the artist’s artwork on a double-sided plastic card and includes a custom code for the receiver to redeem digital music media from the DiscRevolt storefront. At $90 per 100 prints, it’s a little cheaper than manufacturing CDs and its wallet sized for convenience. It looks smart and can be sold or given away. Downloads are tracked and available through DiscRevolt’s social network applications on MySpace and Facebook. See MusicPin also, a competing solution which showcased at Midem 2009.