Apple’s Itunes has deployed a new site called TunesPro.com responsible for pre-releasing individual songs and full-albums before their official “release date”.  Due to licensing restrictions, the site only releases and sells a limited amount of the pre released music.

TunesPro currently has over 6 million songs in the mp3 catalog.  The lack of DRM (Digital Rights Management) encoding provides a superior quality of sound.

To demonstrate the sites niche, TunesPro pre-released ‘Robbie Williams’ new album titled “Video Killed the Radio Star” (to be officially released on Nov 14th) just 2 weeks ahead of the album’s scheduled release.

The individual mp3 downloads of Robbie Williams & Bon Jovi new albums are being sold exclusively for a limited time only for $0.19/song while the full albums sell for $2.22.

According to Jake Davis, managing director of TunesPro.com, only 15,000 copies of the album we;re licensed to be sold via the website. “Due to licensing restrictions, we are only authorized to sell 15,000 copies” confirmed Davis in a press interview announcing the CD release - while adding with a grin “First come – first Serve”.

Fans who miss the opportunity to purchase the full album for $2.22 can pre-order the deluxe album via Amazon for £12.98 or $21 USD, which is scheduled to be released on Nov 11th.

Click here to Buy Robbie Williams New Album or purchase Bon Jovi Mp3 Songs

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