Got this e mail this morning. Looks interesting. 
 
 
 
 
 

After experiencing many frustrations with SoundCloud, misleading billing tactics of ReverbNation, and the lack of audience engaging features for non-artist users on Bandcamp, we decided to solve the problems by creating Orfium.
 
It's an open free hosting platform and social marketplace for musicians, and a music discovery and listening platform for fans. Content providers are in complete control of how their music gets heard with no long-term contracts, and all services simply offered non-exclusvely whenever possible, period.
 
If you currently have music on SoundCloud you can simply have it all imported to Orfium automatically to make the switch simple. See below to learn more about what we do and start uploading today:
https://www.orfium.com/welcome/If you have any suggestions we would love to hear them. Please drop us a line at support@orfium.com and your feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Your web link doesn't point to the site. It points to an ad site...
 
Regards,
Dan
 

dcumpian
Your web link doesn't point to the site. It points to an ad site...
 
Regards,
Dan

The link resolves to the correct website. Neither Kaspersky nor Adguard threw up a caution.
 
Interesting concept. Gonna have to look into it.

Must be your browser re directing you. It opens to the main site right away for me and asks to Sign up or browse music. Browsing the music takes you to a page with links to what would seem to be at least a hunderd artists.. all the typical stuff you find elsewhere. So far all seems straight forward and no pop ups or trying to sell you anything. So might be a clean place to post songs. I'll be giving it a try as myself I agree with their intro.
Reverbnation is real bad, I stuck a recording of a Memorial service on there so relitives far away could listen. Reverbnation told me it was a hit song and I should send them more money to promo it ha ha.. 

Must be your browser re directing you. It opens to the main site right away for me and asks to Sign up or browse music. Browsing the music takes you to a page with links to what would seem to be at least a hunderd artists.. all the typical stuff you find elsewhere. So far all seems straight forward and no pop ups or trying to sell you anything. So might be a clean place to post songs. I'll be giving it a try as myself I agree with their intro.
Reverbnation is real bad, I stuck a recording of a Memorial service on there so relitives far away could listen. Reverbnation told me it was a hit song and I should send them more money to promo it ha ha..