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SoundCloud just got a little bit easier to navigate. They have added some new features that people have been asking them for. It's always nice when a company not only listens to feedback from its users but also makes changes in response to requests. SoundCloud released their brand new play controls earlier this week. To use them, you need to
Once a pon a time a number of years ago I went through a period of several years where I spent a fair amount of money on compact discs. Those days are long gone and have been for some time. It's probably just my age showing more than anything, but in recent years I lost interest in finding new music.
I had the opportunity to check out these cute, colorful, speakers in person yesterday. This was completely unexpected, because the place I found the UGO speakers at was a Strawberry Festival. That isn't the type of event where one would expect to find anything tech related. (The festival did live up to its name, however, and had plenty of desserts
Pandora is perhaps my favorite music app. In fact, it is the only one I bother subscribing too, paying the small $3.99 per month fee in exchange for unlimited streaming and no ads. This week the company has announced two important new features. One brings customers unreleased music, while the other makes the program more social. The new Premieres channel
"So do you guys want to hear about music?" asks Chris Yerga. At the Google I/O event, Google announced their rumored music service Google Music All Access at the opening Keynote. The new service lets listeners use tracks on demand to create stations of songs as you listen. The service witll cost $9.99 per month. Early users will get a $7.99 introductory
We have been hearing about a Twitter Music service for the past week, but it has been all rumors so far....until today. Music.twitter.com officially launched this morning. It uses all of the activity on Twitter (such as tweets and general engagement) to identify the most popular tracks and emerging artists and allows you to listen to previews from Apple iTunes. However,
Psy, the South Korean music star who put Seoul's Gangnam neighborhood on the map with a video that broke all records, is coming back this weekend. In honor of all of his YouTube success and fans, the star will debut his new song on the video sharing service this coming Saturday. According to the Google service, "the artist who made K-Pop