Trudeau applauds Pulselocker's ingenuity in finding a solution to online music piracy by providing a service that allows DJs to preview songs in their entirety before purchasing them for use. He notes, "In the same way that Spotify found a way to monetize the music pirate, Pulselocker has found a way to monetize the DJ. Pulselocker has a few different and affordable options for a DJ to legally use the music, which is a good thing because we want DJs to have access, since they play a vital role in marketing music to the average consumer."

With this new partnership, Pulselocker DJs have access to Syntax's diversity of artists and talent. Alvaro Velilla, CEO and co-founder of Pulselocker says, "The addition of Syntax's top-notch independent catalog enables Pulselocker to offer an even stronger selection of music to our enthusiastic community of next generation DJs and music aficionados. This partnership bolsters Pulselocker's mission of providing unmatched access to music through its subscription-based service, which allows users to DJ any track from Pulselocker's catalog on the most popular mixing applications."

Pulselocker, based in San Francisco, California, is now available in beta for Mac computer users. Pulselocker is funded by Ben Harris of the Grammy award-winning Dirty Vegas. To learn more, visit www.pulselocker.com.

Syntax Distribution, based in San Diego, California, is one of the top independent digital distributors representing more than 100 record labels. Syntax handles many top independent artists such as Propaganda, Sho Baraka, Flame, and Braille among others. Their record label clientele includes Central South, CLG Distribution, High Society, Humble Beast, among others. To learn more, visit www.syntaxdistribution.com.