Digital music retailer 7digital is upping its game in the field of high-definition downloads. The company has expanded its 24-bit and 16-bit FLAC format section, selling the higher quality files in 32 countries including the UK, US, Canada and Europe. “There’s an increasing demand amongst consumers for higher quality music downloads,” says CEO Ben Drury, who cites the growing popularity of internet-connected music devices in the home. “We’re already in talks with the major and key independent labels about offering more FLAC downloads from 7digital stores, and expect to make more tracks and albums available as demand from consumers increases,” says Drury. 7digital is selling albums at £9.99 in the new section, including a live album from Biffy Clyro. Link
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