PUBLIC MARKS with tag "music blogs"

Channel surf through thousands of music blogs. The web is your player, bloggers are your dj's.

"Contains links to hundreds of music blogs, all posting information about new releases and new bands. A single trawl through the first few pages will find you a lot of new and interesting artists from around the world." [SwimTwoBirds]

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Music news, concert reviews, analysis and opinion by music writer Andrew Matson.

"Forget the magazine editors & big label marketing budgets. This is the best music from 2009 chosen by the most passionate music fans alive: music bloggers."

"The Yahoo! Media Player is a revolutionary and easy to use music player that plays audio on any website. The latest version of FoxyTunes automatically detects web pages that have music on them, allows playing this music right there on the page with the Yahoo! Media Player, and conveniently control it from FoxyTunes." Benefits of the Yahoo! Media Player * Automatically finds all audio links on your page, turning your web page into a playlist * Ties all media from your web page into one experience, with one player and one play button * Floats on your web page, is available when you need it and gets out of your way when you don't

The All Songs Considered blog is a behind-the-scenes look at the show and what we're listening to now.

"Radiodiffusion Internasionaal is devoted to the evolution of popular music from Africa, the Middle East, India and Asia and the proliferation of Western influences on these non-Western cultures. The focus is primarily the music from the mid 60's to the mid 70's."

"This is the blog version of the Fingertips web site, which is the web's longest-running guide to high-quality free and legal MP3s. Once a week, this blog will feature the three songs selected as "This Week's Finds" on the main site. Occasional other updates to the main site will be posted here as well."

"Recently I’ve been doing some thinking about genres – what they mean, what purpose they serve, what we’re supposed to do with them. Essentially, I’ve been wondering about how we define genres, and what the results of those definitions could be. Or in an even more meta sense, why we define genres. As a society we have become obsessed with pigeonholing things – tagging them appropriately and specifically so that they can be indexed by search engines to find an audience. But to what end? Is it worthwhile?"

"Choice cuts from our personal vinyl collections make the Record Robot run."

1. Control what's playing in iTunes from within the browser. 2. Create playlists for web pages that have music files, and listen to them in iTunes. 3. Subscribe to podcasts. 4. Get song related information and lyrics.

50 best artists, albums and songs chosen by music bloggers. Listen to full albums.

"Pop ruled 2008. From indie to hip-hop to dance to punk, no genre was immune to pop’s grasp. Even pop got poppier! In no particular order, here are my picks for the must-have albums for teen music collections in 2008."

The MOG Music Network is MOG's community of the best music blogs from around the internet.

"BreakThru Radio is devoted to giving a voice to talented unsigned and indie artists and empowering DJs to pick and play their own music. BTR is committed to playing all genres of music and exclusive new artists during each day's broadcast, bypassing the repetitive playlists typical of traditional radio stations." [BTR]

"RCRD LBL is a network of ad supported online record labels and blogs offering completely free music and multimedia content from emerging and established artists."

Reviews of Songbird and Peel.