Established music artists foray into the realm of MP3s and the Internet, proving that in cyberspace, people can hear you sing by Dan Marek State Press Magazine The hype of MP3 and internet-driven sales has created a stir within the music industry that has the major labels shaking in their shoes, but the musicians waving Web-enhanced flags of independence. With the onslaught of technology in music dispersed throughout the Internet, many smaller independent labels have started up -- labels that offer MP3 and other audio file-driven sites that bring fans music quicker and cheaper. Rapper Ice-T is a big supporter of this promotional paradigm shift. "I been signed to Warner Brothers, I got to see what that was. I did the Virgin thing, it's all good -- I got released," Ice-T said. "I decided I don't want to fuck with the majors. The Net is what's happenin', MP3 is happenin'." continued >>