Which music advertising campaign was the first to completely bypass traditional distribution channels by releasing an album as a free digital download to millions of users without prior announcement?

Throughout music history, certain marketing campaigns have revolutionized how artists promote their work. From groundbreaking digital strategies to controversial publicity stunts, these campaigns have often been as memorable as the music itself. This poll tests your knowledge of game-changing advertising campaigns that disrupted the music industry and set new standards for artist promotion. Can you identify the revolutionary marketing move that changed how music reaches consumers?

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Radiohead's 'pay-what-you-want' release of 'In Rainbows' in 2007
U2's automatic download of 'Songs of Innocence' to all iTunes accounts in 2014
Beyoncé's surprise visual album 'Beyoncé' released overnight in 2013
Jay-Z's 'Magna Carta Holy Grail' pre-release to Samsung Galaxy users in 2013