Everyone Love Music , and Everyone have internet Conection .Many People know the every site of music , best site for the music lovers . Else many people don't know about it they search for it everywhere . So, the article is for theme. And I'll describe about the top music site for music lovers....
The List OF Free Music Site.....
1.Daytrotter
They call themselves "The source for new music from emerging bands" but there's so much from established bands here as well. Daytrotter records live sessions with musicians (recently: Mumford and Sons, The Lumineers) and makes them available for you to watch/listen to (you need to be a member to watch videos). You can queue up music in the Daytrotter player on the bottom of your page while you listen to varied playlists from readers as well as artists.
2.Hype Machine
Hype Machine is sort of a conglomeration of Pandora and last.fm. It aggregates music from mp3 blogs and posts them on the front page, where users can "love" songs and create lists out of those tunes. You can search under different genres or look for the "freshest" music, album premieres and most popular artists. Looking at the most popular tracks is a great way to find new music, and each song links to different ways to purchase the music and various ways to share the song on social media.
3.NPR Music
National Public Radio's music section has it all. Interviews, sessions, lists, reviews, All Songs Considered, well crafted articles; it's a veritable feast of music discovery. Diverse in its content, NPR Music currently features Jack White talking about Charley Patton, a commemorative post about the 20th anniversary of The Chronic and downloads from ten artists you should have known in 2012.
4.This is My JAm
An idea so simple you wonder why nobody thought of it earlier; a place to share your jams. You know, that song you are currently listening to that is doing it for you. The one you have on repeat, the one that's making your day better or maybe even making you cry. Users post their song of the moment using links to services like YouTube or Soundcloud. The song is shared with followers who can like it or comment on it or re-jam it for their own current song. I use this site often when I want something different to listen to.
5.SounCloud
Soundcloud started off as a way for musicians to share recordings but eventually spread out to be so much more, now utilizing technology that allows musicians to collaborate, promote and share their music as well as allowing listeners to find new music to listen to. The most unique thing about Soundcloud is the way it displays the songs in waveform, allowing the user to listen to certain pieces or even stop and comment on specific points of a track (timed comments).
6.SteroMod
It's got a pretty accurate algorithm going. "I feel melancholy" brought me to Bon Iver and "I feel sad" gave me a Bat For Lashes song that more than fit the bill. There are a lot of moods to explore, some of complicated, some simplistic, but the songs are always spot on. You can heart songs and add to your personal mixes so the next time you're feeling sorry for yourself, you can just click on the mix and wallow away. Or, you can click the "mood flip" button and attempt to cheer yourself up musically.
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1.Daytrotter
They call themselves "The source for new music from emerging bands" but there's so much from established bands here as well. Daytrotter records live sessions with musicians (recently: Mumford and Sons, The Lumineers) and makes them available for you to watch/listen to (you need to be a member to watch videos). You can queue up music in the Daytrotter player on the bottom of your page while you listen to varied playlists from readers as well as artists.
2.Hype Machine
Hype Machine is sort of a conglomeration of Pandora and last.fm. It aggregates music from mp3 blogs and posts them on the front page, where users can "love" songs and create lists out of those tunes. You can search under different genres or look for the "freshest" music, album premieres and most popular artists. Looking at the most popular tracks is a great way to find new music, and each song links to different ways to purchase the music and various ways to share the song on social media.
3.NPR Music
National Public Radio's music section has it all. Interviews, sessions, lists, reviews, All Songs Considered, well crafted articles; it's a veritable feast of music discovery. Diverse in its content, NPR Music currently features Jack White talking about Charley Patton, a commemorative post about the 20th anniversary of The Chronic and downloads from ten artists you should have known in 2012.
4.This is My JAm
An idea so simple you wonder why nobody thought of it earlier; a place to share your jams. You know, that song you are currently listening to that is doing it for you. The one you have on repeat, the one that's making your day better or maybe even making you cry. Users post their song of the moment using links to services like YouTube or Soundcloud. The song is shared with followers who can like it or comment on it or re-jam it for their own current song. I use this site often when I want something different to listen to.
5.SounCloud
Soundcloud started off as a way for musicians to share recordings but eventually spread out to be so much more, now utilizing technology that allows musicians to collaborate, promote and share their music as well as allowing listeners to find new music to listen to. The most unique thing about Soundcloud is the way it displays the songs in waveform, allowing the user to listen to certain pieces or even stop and comment on specific points of a track (timed comments).
6.SteroMod
It's got a pretty accurate algorithm going. "I feel melancholy" brought me to Bon Iver and "I feel sad" gave me a Bat For Lashes song that more than fit the bill. There are a lot of moods to explore, some of complicated, some simplistic, but the songs are always spot on. You can heart songs and add to your personal mixes so the next time you're feeling sorry for yourself, you can just click on the mix and wallow away. Or, you can click the "mood flip" button and attempt to cheer yourself up musically.
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