David Fadida to start a NEW distribution company
Artists, take note: producer David Fadida presents a new distribution company “Af Di Disk” – a subsidiary to “F. D. D. Production. Fadida also presents a new online music service, promising to fight the illegal download sites. The new label already represents Ohad , Yishai Lapidot , Kinderlach, Yonathan Shainfeld, Daniel Ahaviel and Itzik Dadia.
Fadida: “Israeli Chasidic singers have been suffering years of abuse in record distribution and exploitation of artists by illegal downloading and copying, I decided to lend a hand to the various artists and establish a distribution company of Jewish music that will be aimed at a reasonable price to the customer, while ensure that the artists who invest huge sums in creating quality music can make a living and get what they deserve, justice and fairness.
“Af Di Disk” aims to bring Jewish music to every home in Israel at affordable prices in a fair manner towards the artists and musicians who invest their capital and energy to produce this music.
With the establishment of the company will also air the “Lynkdos” – a single virtual machine. System through which all the singer / artist / composer / creator will be able to distribute and offer his wares to all the various media-related field of Jewish music worldwide, and shipping track playback rate articles raised into the air.
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Did you just translate this from Ivrit. A lot of this makes no sense in English…