Approximately 70 or so sites that provide a good musical blast.
The approximately 70 or so sites below provide for a good musical blast.
| Major label, full track audio and video streamingYouTube - music video clips ranging from major label content to homegrown jam sessions. Front-end mashups include MusicMesh, Utrecht, Esfresh, Music Artist Cloud, JukeboxTube, LastTV and MyStrands. | ||
| JiwaMusic - User uploaded but unlicensed major label content. Excellent sound quality, catalogue and usability. Includes YouTube embedded music videos, full album plays and playlists. | ||
| Critical Metrics - Comprehensive mainstream music charts with good playback and playlist facilities. | ||
| Deezer - Free jukebox for on-demand, legitimized major label content. (JiwaMusic is better quality sound-wise) | ||
| MusiCovery - Non-searchable streaming of your favourite genre with major label content. Similar to Pandora. | ||
| Spiral Frog - (US and Canada) an ad-supported, legitimized major label DRM/WMP content site requiring users to logon for at least a month or else the free content is locked down. overview. | ||
| MP3.com - limited catalogue of licensed major label content with good sound quality and the latest tracks promoted. Uses preroll video ads in the media player window with film clips not offered. | ||
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| Buy and sell files - (independent) - MusicDock, Amie Street, eListeningPost, mTraks, Audio Lunchbox, BlastMyMusic, Indistr (DJs) - Traxsource, DJdownload, Xpressbeats, BeatPort, Dancetracks Digital (hiphop) - Beyond FM |
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| File search engines - SkreemR, FranceRadio, Search the beat, MP3Realm, AirMp3, Files Tube | ||
| Player apps - VideoLan (video+audio) XMplay (audio) Media Player Classic (video+audio) FoxyTunes (Firefox Player Controller) HarddiskOgg (player recording) |
2 Comments
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At 9 Oct 2007, Dey Martin wrote:
mTraks.com is a true “hybrid” music download store. It has DRM-free 192 kbps mp3s available a la carte or by subscription (hybrid). mTraks is an open site, so you are not forced to subscribe like on eMusic. Songs are 99 cents a la carte and if you subscribe as little as 27 cents. They have the entire IODA catalog available of 3,500 independent labels offering 800,000 songs. Even better, they offer 30 free songs if you sign up for a trial subscription.
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At 26 Dec 2007, Kika wrote:
The biggest base of the most popular music artists, performers, bands, fan clubs, portals…
