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^{Just under one euro per track} Nokia Music Store goes live in Singapore

Nokia Music Store in Singapore is now "live" at www.music.nokia.com.sg. The store carries millions of tracks from major international artists, independent labels and Asian artists. People can buy music directly from their Nokia device or personal computer 24/7.

"Consumers now have instant access to millions of songs from a very wide gamut of genres ranging from pop to dance to Asian like Mandarin, Malay and Indian music," said Grant McBeath, General Manager, Nokia Singapore.

The Nokia Music Store also offers prominent independent labels in Asia including Ocean Butterflies Music and Rock Records Singapore have partnered with Nokia to distribute their content. Additionally, RS Digital, an independent label from Thailand is offering Thai music via the Singapore website.

With a single account, music lovers can access the Nokia Music Store via their desktop computer or directly from optimized Nokia devices such as the Nokia N81, Nokia N82 and Nokia N95 8GB. In addition, users can sync from a PC with a wide range of Nokia models including the Xpress Music handsets, Nokia 5610 and Nokia 5310.

Individual tracks cost 2.00 Singapore dollars per track (EUR 0.95) and most albums cost 16.00 Singapore dollars (EUR 7.6) each. The Nokia Music Store also offers unlimited PC streaming at 16.00 Singapore dollars per month. All music on the Nokia Music Store can be purchased through a variety of payment options, including credit cards, AXS machines and vouchers.

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