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WARM joins MMF as an associate!

25 August 2017

The Music Managers Forum are please to welcome WARM to our associate programme!

WARM is a service that helps everyone to track and monitor any song, in real-time on radio stations around the world.

Independent artists, managers, labels, songwriters and producers use WARM to gain insight into when and where their songs are being played on radio stations.

Right now, WARM monitors songs in real-time covering more than 22.000 channels in 124 countries.
WARM believes in a more democratic and transparent music industry!

You can try out WARM for free. The first song, the first month is for free and no credit card is needed for the free trial. Go to to their website to learn more. MMF members can also claim 15% off yearly subscriptions – please email members@themmf.net to claim!

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