1. MixCloud - This is basically radio shows by DJs, both pro and amateur.
2. This Is My Jam - This lets you share your favorite song or songs with others.
3. Bandcamp - If you're a band or artist, you're already familiar with the multitude of services offered.
4. Last.FM - Here's another service built along radio-like lines that personalizes recommendations for you.
5. Hype Machine - This one has a different twist in that it features all the latest songs featured on blogs.
6. The Vinyl District -Curated by people who work in record stores (or what remains of them).
7. Twitter - No, not Twitter.music, but Twitter itself is a good place to discover what's new and trending.
Thanks to Mashable for the above outline. You can read more about what they think of each here.
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1 comment:
Hi,
I would add to this list Mentor.FM, it provides exactly an automated curation service (just switch ON the radio and listen); currently in beta in a few countries, official launch in 200+ countries in a few weeks.
Disclaimer: I'm the founder.
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